Q: I am an Heir Apparent to Land Patents in Orange County Florida where Reedy Creek Improvement Districts is working.
I hold the Certified Copies of My Families Land that Disney World needed for Sewer Water and Utilities and Singh's Infrastructure.
Land Claimed and Settled and was intended for Inheritance. Favors to Politicians and Roy Disney. This Land was Patent and included all appurtenances (Minerals). Clinton took the metals disovered by using DOT for transfering 2016. We have tried to end the controversey but they keep ignoring my tequest except for Bureau if Land Management who confirmed the Deeds were for the said Claimant and all of her Heirs.
Oversight of the Comptroller recording the Fake Dossier.
Dedicating my Ancestors Land to Reedy Creek Improvement District
Don't we have rights as Heirs?
A:
No, in general you as "heir apparent" don't have choate rights to the land until the present owner has died.
A patent, in this context, would be equivalent to a deed, but from the federal government. As I understand your question, title is still held by the BLM (the US government). Is this, perhaps, some sort if native American tribal land?
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