He says he has a right because it's land
1: I want estate ownership moved to a relative (great nephew). Estate (house and 9 acres).
2: I want to live in house and maintain yard (1 acre) as it is mine.
3: I want not to show any income increase (capital gain, other).
4: Inheritance Will with rights of ownership at... Read more »

answered on Jun 27, 2022
It sounds like you need to have a consultation with a lawyer to explain what you want to do and why you are doing it. Because while everything you asked is possible it may not have the effects you intend.
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And I have put 15,000 into this home and now a year later my dad's cousin is telling me I have to end of year to be out like is there anything I can do

answered on Jun 27, 2022
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 »
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My parents are one of the original 2 first lien holders . Can they release the title back to me or do my parents plus all of the deceased grandfathers beneficiaries which consist of 5 individuals & his church have to all complete the Affidavit of North Carolina Lienholder form MVR-46D in order... Read more »

answered on Jun 27, 2022
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.
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sister had no will. not married and no children.

answered on Jun 23, 2022
If you want your name on a deed, you will have to file one at the register of deeds. You can do this, but I advise you get a lawyer to draw up the document.
The actual legal transference happens when you probate a copy of her estate in the county where the property is located.
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CPS explained they can’t tell me the results because of privacy act. I thought that was for insurance companies and employers. What can I do to get these results?
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.
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