He has asthma and was trying to make a doctors appointment to see if he needed to be back on profile. And one of his seargent said no one is getting back on profile. Basically saying he can't make a doctors appointment. One of them while smoking him said I hope you have an asthma attack.
If he is in the Military, then he volunteered to take orders and train, including fighting if necessary. The Army is not that tough these days so I am sure it is not that bad. UCMJ applies, not TN/Federal law.
What is your question? Do you have an attorney?
someone is offering to purchase a house for me, where I in turn would pay them the mortgage plus taxes and insurance at an additional 5 % interest rate.
Not sure of your question. Anyone can be the payee on a Note secured by a Deed of Trust. It appears that you may need the services of a competent TN attorney that will put it all together. You need an attorney that will represent you.
executed and recorded at the county recorder and yet the title co want her to sign a document or provide the death certificate (my wife is deceased) & they are telling me quit claim i no good. Do they have the legal authority to demand this
The title company has no legal authority. Sell to someone else or hire a competent NV attorney to handle the conveyance. There are some very good NV lawyers here on Justia.
Usually either party can proffer their own version of a proposed judgment. The Judge does not have to use it, but may sign it, especially if there is no opposition from the other side. Sometimes the Judge announces he will draft and enter his own Judgment. Rule 59 Motions can be made to alter... Read more »
Hire a competent GA attorney. Start by contacting the GA lawyers on this site.
Home passed to me automatically thru joint tenants with right of survivorship deed. I want to add a transfer on death deed for when I pass away but believe I have to remove my husbands name from deed before recording a transfer on death deed
If you have title as the survivor, no further deed conveyance is needed. Your future interest conveyance will need a proper derivation of title clause, and a recorded affidavit would help. Hire a competent TX attorney to draft that deed.
I made a deal through the court. I was given the property and the fulfilled my end of the deal signed by a judge. I also obtained a new mortgage. The Special Warranty Deed signed by all parties states that the escrow money from the previous loan goes to me. The mortgage company wrote the refund... Read more »
The mortgagee is probably not subject to the Court Order. You might hire an attorney to make demand for the money, but suing it for breach of contract/conversion is not a good option. You may have to deal with the other payee.
Will I be charged with a misdemeanor
Apparently you already received a Misdemeanor Citation, or you would be in jail. The 43 over is 8 points added to your your MVR. 3 more points in a year and you lose your TNDL. Go to Court in a respectful manner with cash to pay the Court. Some type of Diversion or a lesser speed plea might... Read more »
There are several instances is why I'm asking
You will not be able to check everywhere and at any time. But you can call each Court and ask the Clerk to see if were a party in a suit there. Your name may be a problem, so you may want to ask about one or more names. Start with the County where you live and call General Sessions. Later... Read more »
There was a lien filed against my survivorship interest in my Tenancy By The Entirety held home (with my spouse) over a judgment against only me. If we sell our home, does the survivorship interest lien go away since no one “died”, or does it have to be paid to clear the title even though it... Read more »
No and the grantee takes the real property subject to the lien.. Most buyers will not purchase such a title.
I didn't press charges the police took them out and the state picked them up
It was always the State's Case, not yours. An attorney for her is needed now as that charge is worse than some felonies. But you also may have problems here.
My mother left 63 acres to my sister and I but failed to divide it. What steps do i take to secure my share of acres in my name and how do I request the acres I prefer. Do I need a attorney to represent me in this matter?
Hire a NC attorney to search the title and determine ownership. It may be easy to draft two legal descriptions, but you will probably need to survey it for two tracts. Then each heir conveys the applicable tract to the other, in two Deeds.
Me and my wife bought a house on her family's land. Recently their grandmother has died without a will leaving it to about 5 different hires. due to their financial issues no one wants to pay the mortgage left on the property. Just wondering what I can do legally or will we just lose our... Read more »
Hire a competent NC attorney to determine heirship, and if there is sufficient equity, file an Action for a Sale For Partition. Act now.
My mother has a home that I know she wanted to leave with me becaused we've discussed it. I had a brother who passed away recently after my mother. My brother and I were in the process for me to have full ownership of the home because he was ill and residing in a nursing home and did not want... Read more »
You have not stated what the title is. But it may result in you and the Son being tenants in common. If so, you may wish to have a lawyer draft a Deed with a proper derivation of title clause, and try to buy him out. Remember taxes, insurance and note payments must be made, or a foreclosure... Read more »
Mom has a will listing me as the Executor and me an my sister as the beneficiaries. She rents a small condo and her only debts are the monthly rent and utilities. Her bank account is joint account with with me. Her only assets are the personal property in the home (furnishings, kitchen ware,... Read more »
It does not appear that Probate would accomplish anything in your situation. In fact, it would attract creditors.
I just got a copy of his death certificate
Check with whatever Court handles Probate jurisdiction in WY. Start with the County he died in, then possibly a County he owned real property. Ask was there a Probate for your Father? If so, read the File. If no Probate, then no Will has been Probated. Check the Land Records in whatever... Read more »
It's for notification of withdrawal of driving privileges SDCL 32-12-49 effective 1/29/22
That does not sound like a TNDL. You may wish to read the Citation verbatim, possibly with a magnifying glass. Then call the Court that it is before and ask. Otherwise hire an attorney to figure out what is going on. It may not be a Citation but a Notice of Suspension from DOS due to an... Read more »
Does this mean that I have more say over what we do with the house then my other sister
No you are still a Tenant In Common with the other owners.
After doing Title Search, there is no heirs and the only person's name on the deed is deceased. Is the property unable to be sold until the estate of the deceased owner goes through probate? What are my options in order to purchase property?
You will need to hire an attorney to search the Title and determine Heirship. It may not be easy. A Tax Sale may be another way to obtain the tract. But again you will need a good lawyer. You are not going to be able to do this yourself.
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