Yes, similar to a tax lien it attaches to all real property within the county it is filed. See 12 OS Sec 706. There may be an exception for severed mineral interests.

In Oklahoma, a real property, even if owned by a person who is married which was owned prior to marriage by one spouse or purchased after marriage but listed only in one spouses name, requires both spouses signatures on the deed conveying the property to another person to be valid. During a... View More

A deed must be prepared wherein the sellers of the property deed the property over to the new buyer. The note and mortgage that was paid off will have a release of mortgage generated from the lending institution that must be filed of record in the County Clerks office in the county where the... View More

Since your not on the lease, you had no legal right to be on the property thus have no legal standing to avail yourself of the Courts for any type possession of the premises. You should contact the owner of the property and ask permission to be able to go onto the property to clean out the premises... View More

If I understand your question and facts, your stating that the new pipe line will be on your property outside of the established easement which would require your consent otherwise you would be entitled to some compensation or a removal of the pipe line back within the easement already established.... View More

You will have to foreclose your lien before the Judge or the sheriff can sign over a deed to the property.

You can go the County Clerks office and look up the owner of the land that the motel is situated upon. If it is a corporation, then you would check with the Secretary of State of Oklahoma under that corporations name to see who the registered service agent of the corporation is and contact them.

Probably not, but it depends on the terms of the lease.

You have a mess. You need to contact a bankruptcy attorney who can assess your financial situation and determine what I Teresa, if any, you have in the property.

If the children are now adults they may want to pursue a quiet title action against the grandparents.

All 8, and if all 8 can’t agree then any one owner can force a sale through judicial intervention.

You do not need to talk to an insurance lawyer--at least not now. You need a lawyer experienced in writing last wills to advise you. Hire one.

Under normal circumstances--if the purchase and sales agreement does not prohibit transfers, and if the transfer itself does not violate any law, the buyer can assign the contract to an investor. CAVEAT: If you are searching for some way to avoid having to get a license to buy and sell real estate... View More

One solution may be to set up a LLC using a name that differs from your own. Since you are paying cash, loan approval would not be a problem.

If the contract notarized with seller's signature you can file it as is. If not see an attorney.

If you have a contract for deed, it is treated as a deed and mortgage in return. It is not a landlord situation. He can only foreclose if you default in the payments or perhaps other provisions. If he attempts to evict, the small claims court will not have jurisdiction. You should file your... View More

Eviction is not the proper remedy, however it is possible that he could use a partition action to force the sale of the home. He also may have some rights of occupancy. Contact an attorney in Shawnee.

Your question does not give enough facts in order to be answered properly. Depending on how the deed was made out when it was purchased and transfered over to you and him, that would tell the percentage he owned. For example, if the deed was made out to you and him as joint tenants with rights of... View More

Since your son hasn't executed a contract with the park owner, he would need to look at the contract signed between the person he was gifted the home from and the property owner and see what the conditions on the home are. Take the contract to an attorney for help.