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Has an error to claiming any of that my grandmother was taken from her family and 1930s and never saw her family again. We just in the last five years found out about this land . I have been trying to find somebody to talk to to maybe point me in the right direction . I would love to tell you more
answered on Apr 17, 2018
Possibly, It’s really answer this question requires a lot more information from you I suggest: a attorney that handles probate. If your grandmother theater was entitled to inherit then your parent ( grandmother’s child ) could also inherit
Against me for our upcoming court date, I am trying to get a protection order against my husband. And she used a key stroke memorization program to read everything i have ever sent off my phone withought my consent.
answered on Apr 2, 2018
Hope this helps, there is probably also a federal statute:
Oklahoma Statutes Citationized
Title 21. Crimes and Punishments
Chapter 70 - Other Offenses Against Property Rights
Oklahoma Computer Crimes Act
Section 1953 - Unlawful Acts - Penalties
Cite... View More 
answered on Apr 2, 2018
Sometimes, but they are generally frowned upon as a restraint of trade. Your agreement would need an attorney's analysis.
The owner is fencing off our driveway in 24hours if we don't purchase 5 acre track. Can he do that?
answered on Apr 2, 2018
Lots of questions here. Was the driveway in existence? If so for how long?
Was your real estate landlocked with this being the only access?
You should visit an attorney. You may have acquired an interest by adverse possession or a prescriptive easement.
the property be legally in her name?? The property is FULLY paid off and less than 50thousand leaving us with no debt. She is the only person in my family that lived in Oklahoma- all children live in Wisconsin. The probate process has not been started yet due to us living so far away and unable to... View More
answered on Mar 30, 2018
First of all sorry for your loss.
It sounds as though you may be able to do a summary probate if everyone agrees. The probate can be handled without the need to travel to Oklahoma. I assume that you mother was single at the time of death. If so the estate would be divided 5 ways. If... View More
My father's widow (my step mother) does not want anything to do with his estate, and mineral rights. It has been 11 years since his death, and I was wondering if there was any specific paperwork that needs to be filled out saying she does not want heirship of his estate.
answered on Mar 29, 2018
It sounds like you need to probate the estate. The stepmother can just clean your interest.
If a probate has already been done she can just quit claim the property to you.
we live in oklahoma city we are not sure what to do wondering if we can take care of things without flying there
answered on Mar 29, 2018
Unless he had a trust you will probably need probate in the state where he owned property. You may be able to take care of things,or most of them, from home if an attorney is used.
He has locked the information away (all copies of her will)and taken away the combination too her safe. She is also being told that her money is running out and I am not sure this is factual. I am concerned by the secrecy.
answered on Mar 28, 2018
Your mother can write a new Will.
If you fear financial abuse you may seek a Guardianship. See an attorney in your area.
He will soon be getting an income tax refund and a nursing home refund.
answered on Mar 28, 2018
Visit with the elder law attorney. Sounds like you loaned your brother money & you should be repaid.
answered on Mar 28, 2018
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answered on Mar 28, 2018
You may want to contact the Adult Protective Services division of the Department of Human Services. If this was an internet email dating scam they won't stop attempting to contact you. You could sue if defrauded but it is very unlikely that any attorney would take it on a contingency basis.
My mother passed away 2 years ago and was involved in receiving settlement funds from her father's death. The family is still getting money and is now sending them to us under the title of estate of my mother. We informed them of her death . Is there a way to create a simple account or a... View More
answered on Mar 28, 2018
Summary Probate is a Fast Tract. In order for there to be an estate you will need to file a probate action. The judge will issue letters to the representative who can then open an estate account. This might be eligible for a summary probate process.
My son has singed an agreement to purchase a bed from a company going out of business. They agree two weeks to ship the item, then months go by with no item delivered and they refuse to refund the money. My question is that since my son is actually under 18, does that void the contract and force... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2018
See these statutes:
Oklahoma Statutes Citationized
Title 15. Contracts
Chapter 1 - Nature of Contracts
Section 18 - Contracts Minors May Make
Cite as: O.S. §, __ __
A minor may make any other contract than as above specified in the same manner as an... View More
His sister has now passed What happens to the land and houses now
answered on Mar 26, 2018
This answer assumes that there was no Will, trust, or transfer on death deed; and it assumes that your husband is your mother-in-law's sole living heir (aside from his children) and that she was not married at the time of her death.
You husband would be entitled to inherit the... View More
Even tryed to go pick up the dog said they would not give it
answered on Mar 26, 2018
You are likely the victim of a scam. There is probably no dog, just cute pictures.
I understand that in Oklahoma we would have to file a lawsuit to foreclose. If a judgment is granted in our favor as sellers, does the property have to be sold at auction or does that give us the right to retake possession?
answered on Mar 26, 2018
You are correct. A Contract for Deed is actually treated as a deed to the purchaser and a mortgage back to the seller. Because it gives the purchaser an interest in land the mortgage (contract for deed balance) would have to be foreclosed and sold at sheriff's sale. If it sells for more... View More
I don't know who the executor of the will is or where to find out if she indeed have me in her will. How do I find out if the will was filed with the county or the current status of her estate?
answered on Mar 20, 2018
Sorry for your loss.
Start with www.oscn.net. You can search to see if a probate has been filed.
If you can also ask the Attorney who prepared the will if known.
Asking the family is also possible, but they may resent it if your gift lessened their inheritance.... View More
His children received his assets when he died. My sister and I were suppose to receive the property to split. How do we proceed
answered on Mar 14, 2018
First of all sorry for your loss.
1. I would have an attorney review the way the property was titled. If it was in joint tenancy and the husband died first, then the property would have passed to your mother without probate. If that is the case it is doubtful that his children would have... View More
The 401k agent said they need a certified copy of death certificate, but executor hasn't provided it yet. How long do I have to wait for the executor to do this?
NOTE: there are no beneficiaries named, and the heirs have been established... but can only the executor present the... View More
answered on Mar 9, 2018
It is likely that a probate will be needed. A summary probate (which can often be wrapped up in 3 months or less) may be a good choice if:
1. The value of the estate is less than or equal to Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,000.00);
2. The decedent has been deceased for more... View More
The dogs were sent with a friend who lives in south Texas for temporary housing while the owner was going through a dog barking citation case in Oklahoma City, when that concluded the woman in Texas refused to return these valuable dogs. What should she do?
answered on Mar 6, 2018
She could sue for conversion to recover the dogs. This would be expensive. She may also be able to file a police report but would likely be told this is a "civil" matter.
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