If they have a utility easement then yes they can clear the trees out.
Kids born here but mom doesn’t have tax I’d or papers. What does she need to get assistance or loan to purchase house
Lender keeps harassing asking for ex to sign quick claims deed. Underwriter wouldn't approve 3 month forbearance stating I would be in default I have a 825 Cr score So I paid the 8k (3m payments) not to be in default. Still getting mail from lender in his name. Title Co and County said... Read more »
1."An action for the recovery of real property not hereinbefore provided for, within fifteen (15) years"
I was read real estate law, does mean I can try to receive house loses or recover it still?
We sold the house it was listed for 34k do issues. Buyer made a offer for... Read more »
My mother is 80 she has been taking care of her parents property with the help of me and my siblings for many years. Her father died in 1966 and mother in 1985. They died with no will in place. Since that time she has paid the property taxes and all upkeep. She had 4 siblings all deceased now. None... Read more »
She should consult with an estate planning/ real property attorney. It is likely you will need to obtain deeds from the children of her siblings, file one or more probate cases, a quiet title suit or some other action to resolve the issues created by the length of time since her father's... Read more »
Assuming there is sufficient equity and a certain title, any tenant in common can file an Action for a Sale For Partition.
Bought a house for son to live in while in school. I'm now selling him the house. Is there any reason to have abstract done again?
Generally, the answer would be no. You should know everything that has happened to the title of the property. If he is borrowing money from a bank, they will require updated insurance.
A mortgage is sufficient to secure an indebtedness. Deeds of Trust are not used in Oklahoma. If there is one it is simply treated as a mortgage.
What does that mean
If the memorandum of trust was done after the death and the property was never transferred to the trust, the memorandum would not be effective. If the property was not transferred into the trust before death, an estate proceeding will have to be instituted to transfer good title to the property.... Read more »
The probate was placed in probate and ordered to be sold and hasnt zold and its been 2-1/2yrs since court order
You should contact the attorney who is handling the probate. If you don't feel like you are getting anywhere, you should consult with your own attorney to resolve the matter with the estate.
I don't practice in this area, but you may want to review.
https://law.justia.com/codes/oklahoma/2016/title-41/section-41-111/
But my issue is that it’s no a true easement shared by other lots. It’s all on mine. Can I fence it off legally. I don’t mind a equally shared easement just not all on mine.
It depends on what type of easements exist. If you got a title policy , it should have a list of easements. Otherwise you need to have the title reviewed to determine what rights you and others have. Contact a real estate attorney.
But my issue is that it’s no a true easement shared by other lots. It’s all on mine. Can I fence it off legally. I don’t mind a equally shared easement just not all on mine.
It depends on what type of easements exist. If you got a title policy , it should have a list of easements. Otherwise you need to have the title reviewed to determine what rights you and others have. Contact a real estate attorney.
So he died very suddenly and without a will. We are both on the lease. A lot of stuff he gave me when he moved in. The problem he is his ex wife wants to just come in my home and take what she deems his for his kids. What are my options??
Contact a probate lawyer as soon as you can because there are specific laws in how belongings are transferred upon death without a will.
one of the grantees is offering the property for sale. Can they legally sell it to me? I don't know if that "or" is valid on a deed.
The person can sell you his/her 1/2 interest. You would own it with the other party. There is no definitive answer for a "and/or" designation in Oklahoma insofar as it concerns real property. If you want all of the property you must get both of the grantees to sign the deed. If either... Read more »
Does Betty Rainwater retain any of the land?
Does Susan Rainwater get one half of the land?
Generally, a quitclaim deed conveys all of the interest of the grantor at the time of the conveyance. However, it all depends upon the actual terms of the deed. You will have to have the deed reviewed by an attorney.
This varies greatly depending upon the use and whether the company has the power of eminent domain.
Adjoining landowners are entitled to adjacent and subjacent support of their real property. But to prove this Tort will be difficult. Some type of engineer will be a necessary expert witness here. Also contractors will have to testify as to the costs of restoring the land, that is a large part... Read more »
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