answered on Jun 30, 2022
You probably have the wrong number for the Statute. Research the legal topic in AZ and you should find the Statute you are looking for. If critical, hire an AZ attorney.
Is this contract still valid? By printing his correct name and signing at the bottom he agreed that he noticed the error and is the party referred to in contact? It was Sumarriva vs Surmarriva sumarriva is correct nane
answered on Jun 30, 2022
If either party starts executing the contract terms, then it is probably enforceable by either party despite the error. Are you trying to get out of the contract? What is your objective?
Bought 11 acres of a 16 acre plot from two brother that inherited it from their mother. A few months later they are in financial hardship and sell us the rest. PA signed, notarized and filed, along with saying they received funds. Now, one brother has signed the deed but the other is MIA, tho he... Read more »
answered on Jun 29, 2022
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 »
We are faced with this occasionally. There is less than $15000 in an account, no funeral expenses, or last medical bills, no surviving spouse, and multiple children. Do we split the funds between the next of kin or does it go to the first one that contacts us?
answered on Jun 29, 2022
You have to comply with the Intestate Succession Statutes T.C.A. Sections 31-2-101 et seq. Claims against a Decedent are rarely your concern, and you will know one by a Court Levy. Giving money to the first claimant all the time will get you sued for Conversion. Hire a competent attorney on... Read more »
In Alabama. Won’t pay rent, move or sell.
answered on Jun 28, 2022
Hire a competent AL attorney to search the title, determine Heirship, then file an Action for a Partition Sale.
Can I use the partition provision of TN law to force a sale of property I jointly inherited with family members, when 2 of the 6 beneficiaries of the will were also given a lifetime estate in the properties as part of the will?
Title company could not find chain of title, can't find any deed.
answered on Jun 28, 2022
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.
My child’s father has not paid his court ordered child support in almost 5 years, the state of Tennessee tells me to get a lawyer bc we have a parenting plan which states the father is to pay 200 a month for the child. Has not paid in almost 5 years, I don’t have money to be paying for a... Read more »
answered on Jun 28, 2022
By Statute they are authorized. The Court may or may not grant the fees, for which you have to put on some proof. Also you may not collect, or get paid in full.
If I am joint owner of Mom's banking account will the court order that also to be split?
There is a mortgage-free home which I assumed would automatically go to me, her daughter and POA while she lived. My only living sibling died in September 2021. She left a handwritten paper that it... Read more »
answered on Jun 27, 2022
If you are the Joint Owner, then the Bank Account is yours and does not go to the Next Of Kin. Who the Heirs are, of which Decedent, is something you need to talk to a competent attorney. Title needs to be searched, and Heirs determined. The paper may or may not be a Will. If not Probated, it... Read more »
I have owned the property for close to three years. It wasn't a problem before not having access to the house and land until now. What can I do about the situation?
answered on Jun 27, 2022
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.
And also the bank transactions on how it was paid,through my identity document at the Deed office.
answered on Jun 24, 2022
You will need to find the government office in your County where Deeds are recorded. There should be a Deed with you as the grantee, and a later recorded Deed with your as the grantor or first party.
For example, if your 75 year old father got married a year before he died, will probate court take into consideration that his "wife" was only so for a year, where as his money and assets were acquired over the lifetime of his 40plus year marriage to the mother of his two grown children,... Read more »
answered on Jun 23, 2022
Surviving Spouse is a Heir At Law under TN's Intestate Succession Statute. Also a Surviving Spouse has various rights in the Decedent's Estate under the Probate Statutes. You are confused with Divorce laws.
I have a court ordered lien for the clients proceeds and an order against the firm that represents the client. The firm state the knew about the lien but not the order against the firm’s and they gave the client the money instead.
answered on Jun 22, 2022
You will probably need a TN attorney to get the Clerk and the Sheriff to execute a Levy against the firm's Bank Account. It would be necessary to know what Bank they use. There are Fees for each Levy. You apparently have a Judgment but now you have 10 years to collect.
I did not sign anything or notified. Am I entitled to a fourth of the land?
answered on Jun 21, 2022
You will need to hire a NC lawyer to search the Title, and determine ownership. Do not hire a title company. The 2011 Deed may have created in you a larger Estate than you had in 2008. But the 2011 Deed might be a nullity also.
answered on Jun 21, 2022
Yes...You are on Probation so you have to abide by the Probation terms. Any violation can mean you could be incarcerated for the remainder of the Sentence. There should be some kind of Probation Order in your file at Court. Read it.
answered on Jun 21, 2022
Hire a PR lawyer for a Partition Action or whatever they call it in PR. Here on Justia are some good lawyers for real property there.
answered on Jun 21, 2022
TN has Comparative Fault Liability for Torts. So you may want to go after the other driver, and definitely want to be able to defend yourself, probably with a Counter-Claim. Consult with a competent lawyer.
answered on Jun 20, 2022
That will probably require an Action for Ejectment. If you have not busted the SOL, you will need a very competent WA attorney that handles real property litigation. It will be difficult, expensive, and the Sister will be cross-claimed for Breach of Warranty of Title.
By driving in these water ways it promotes more pollution, damages the ecosystem and destroys natural habitats and resources. The area in question is in Sevierville Tn, Cocke county Tn.
answered on Jun 20, 2022
No. Some Parks may have specific vehicle restrictions, but they will not be limited to water crossings.
answered on Jun 20, 2022
Happens all the time. Hire a competent attorney and prepare for a thorough Preliminary Hearing.
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