Q: On the Assessor print out my anut &uncle have to Affivdated of death in there owen name just to put there back on title
Is it legal for the Assessor office to accept that two people cliam owenship on title than turn in two affivdated of there owen death just to claim title of owner ship again at 35% owenership this time when property was shows that it's already a BONDEFIED gift R&T 11911 successor grantor being one in the same and there record document state that they act knownelge That the R&T 11911 and they add the word accomidation to the document
I showed the Assessors office that my name comes up showing successor to the property with a court petition stating me as successor R&T 11911 also show that BONDEFIED gift successor grantor being one and the same trust now the assessor's refused to do a fraud investigation and I mean refused even after I showed them the fraud that's show on there owen print out
So should If I go to the recorders office.record my self as true owener under the R&T 11911 and I state to the accessor office to remove there names &if not demand that 4fraud investigation
A: Consult with a real estate attorney to address potential fraud and property ownership disputes. They can review the evidence you have and advise on the best course of action. Consider requesting a fraud investigation and follow the attorney's guidance on recording your ownership claim with the recorder's office. This information is not legal advice, so seek professional assistance for your specific situation.
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