You may be able to reinstate the LLC by paying the required amount to the Department of Corporations. If that's possible and the LLC is once again active, you may be able to negotiate the check. Checks have an expiration date, so you don't want to wait too long.

A lawyer cannot "claim" it for you, but can help you navigate this transaction. I recommend contacting the county or whomever issued you the check to re-issue it to you individually in your name. If that does not work, you may need a lawyer to figure out next steps.

Hire a competent attorney immediately. You will probably need to sue for Specific Performance in

Chancery. A Title Search needs to be performed with some type of source of Title determined and placed in the Derivation of Title Clause. Who drafted the Deed, then transferred money... Read more »

The inmate may have their PoA on file at the local register of deeds, however, most PoAs are not recorded unless necessary. Additionally, it is very likely that no PoA exists for the inmate. The only way to know for sure is to ask the inmate themselves.

Hire a competent AL attorney to search the title, determine Heirship, then file an Action for a Partition Sale.

Hire a competent attorney to search the Title. Start with the Tax Records, because either someone is paying property taxes or the County owns it. You may have to go back to Land Patents and then determine Heirship.

Let's be clear. You are not on the mortgage but have voluntarily paid your daughter's mortgage since 2008. Your question is if your daughter elects to sell her house, can you ask for a share of the proceeds.

The answer is no, and yes. You are a stranger to the mortgage company -... Read more »

Take all your documents to a real estate attorney. You need a professional to review all of the documents to properly advise you.

I think I understood your question until the 1 of four point. You went from two people to four people. I would need more information, or better yet, have a lawyer look at the documents.

Rights of survivorship are generally applicable to deeds, whether by tenancy by the entirety or joint tenants with rights of survivorship. Ancillary Promissory Notes and Mortgages would need to be analyzed independently.

Jack

It should be valid, however, you may need to take additional steps to use it in MD. Ask this on the MD boards rather than the NC board you will get a better answer.

Without seeing your grandparents will and getting a full timeline together of when the events took place I can't answer your question with any specificity.

However, my thoughts are that you should probably try and get everyone to sign.

You can do several things; you can sue to have an injunction issued that would prevent you from being evicted. You would have to convince the judge that you were told this by one of the owners.

The second thing you can do is sue for unjust enrichment, basically saying that you have... Read more »

I recommend that you speak with a real estate attorney. From the information you provided, you may have recourse under Arizona's Dwelling Action law, ARS 12-1361, et.seq. The statute of limitations concerning such a claim can be up to 8 years from the substantial completion of the dwelling.

There is barely any information stated here that would allow to an attorney to guess what form would apply. Please restate your question and provide more detailed facts.

You might want an attorney to search the Title and determine ownership. If no agreement can be reached, hire a competent attorney to file an Action For Partition.

You don't 'enter' a land contract 'into a will'.

And a codicil is usually the 'worst of all possible worlds' to avoid a will challenge.

And finally, preparing a legal document for someone else potentially constitutes the practice of law which, if... Read more »

I just saw this question this evening. What a mess!

The good news is that there is a way to achieve your goal. The bad news is you will need to go to at least one court to resolve it. You may have to go to two different courts because it has to deal with an Estate now.

It looks... Read more »

As you may know, when you buy into a development with a Home Owner's Association ("HOA"), you move-in agreeing to the terms of the HOA. The terms may change over time. But that is only done by the HOA board or other managing body.

Thus, you are stuck with the HOA rules by... Read more »

If it is just Bureau of Conveyances then I can prepare and file this for about an hour’s worth of time plus filing fee. If it is Land Court then it is much more complicated. You can email me at: kelly@westmauilegal.com for more info on my hourly rate.