Legal advice on Deed of trust

I am beginning a refinance of my home. My ex is not on the warranty deed and not on the mortgage loan, but he is listed on the deed of trust. We are very amicable and he will sign a quitclaim deed if necessary, but is it necessary if he isn't on the warranty deed or the mortgage? I just don't want anything to slow my refinance process.

In Imperial County , CA purchased a parcel of land in 2003 but have not paid taxes since 2005. Its remote desert land. County has tried to sell at several tax sales but can find no buyers for the 18k they are owed. Can they come after me in a civil suit? Also it has a 30k Trust Deed on it from the purchase loan that I haven't paid since 2005 and they have took no action except a few credit collectors calling once in a while.. Do Trust Deeds have a statute of limitations?

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Property was acquired with the loan & interest etc all paid in full after 35 years. Now the owner died and the org that was paid back in Full, is now trying to take the property and resell same proprerty to someone else. A trustee on deed is still living and against the resell of what was alrrady purchased in full. Is it legal? What should do? Org is large and conyving of course to do things as such.

Divorced in Washington. Property in Fresno. Decree awards me the property and instructs her to sign a QQD with 30 days of the final decree, 13 August 2021, so I can sale. She is overseas. I want to sell the house. House is in Fresno, CA.

I recently became the executor of my father's trust after his passing and am trying to figure out a solution regarding his house. He currently owes about $50k on the house and the property has a value of about $300k. That being said, he signed a commercial loan agreement for $200k+ for his company in February 2013 and created a "Deed of Trust" on his residence to secure the loan... Can the lender pursue the property under the Deed of Trust even after the 6 years statute of limitations? The lender included a partial release provision in the contract indicating that upon principal curtailment of $7,500 that the lien against the house would be released... I have the promissory note which indicates a 12-month loan beginning February 2013. This would indicate a maturity date of February 2014. The bank never foreclosed on the home nor filed a judgment or other pursuit of the unpaid business loan / default of the promissory note. I read that there is a 10 year statue of limitations if the agreement contains a maturity date... In other words, if I pay the mortgage until February 2024, could I sell the house afterward without the bank pursuing the debt through the deed of trust?

I am an Indian. My spouse purchased a home in California and I am also the co-owner( According to the title deed of the house). My spouse has filed a divorce case back in India. In case if we get a divorce back in India. Will I still hold a 50 percent share in the property even after the divorce?

My sisters and I own 85% of some rental property and want to sell. There is another family member who owns 15% but wants to hold onto it as rental income. Can we sell our shares or does everyone have to agree to sell.

My brother and I acquired some commercial property that my mother got a loan against. There a deed if trust and quit claim deed a third party is holding till loan paid off. The loan matured in December mom had gotten 6 month extension. We managed to pay 60 of the $120,000 but don't see no hope in securing other half. We both really have no money, no job, no real credit/ low credit score. Mom died of covid so her accidental death policy no good. The 60 came from retirement account she left us. Maybe if we filled bankruptcy it'll help. One more thing the property is in a trust and according to loan documents it looks like the trust was given loan

Trying to unpack this situation: So my aunt owed money to an individual. She had a hard time paying it back. That individual sued her and they ended up entering into a secured settlement agreement and a stipulated settlement filed with the court. The stipulated settlement filed with the court parrots the secured settlement agreement (describes it all) and orders the entry of judgment if my aunt defaults on the agreement.. As part of that settlement, her house granted a Deed of Trust and assignment of rents to the plaintiff. It was filed with the county. Now my aunt is in default again. She wants to know her options as she is broke. Can she file for bankruptcy relief and avail herself of the homestead exemptions? Or is this individual considered a lienholder that wouldn't go away and couldn't be avoided in any event? I've been reading up on this like crazy for her but there is only so much I can do. She wouldn't want to file for bankruptcy chapter 7 if it is not going to accomplish anything.