Toilet seat sits 1ft from the dispenser - toilet paper tube accidently fell into toilet when pulling off empty roll and subsequently got flushed. Caused slow flush to happen but not a full clog.
If I were you, I would go ahead and pay it with a thank you note to the management. The last time I had a snake job done in my house cost me $1,200.00 and until today, have problems with the pipes. Best of luck!
She wont dicuss it with me. But is that my property and how do i get it returned to me.
If your father gave it to you in his will, it became yours the instant your father died.
My brother inherited a home from our late parents (both passed away in 2018). The home was originally in my parents' revocable trust. We hired a trust company to handle the transfer. The company filed the appropriate grant deed documents and the transfer went from my parents' trust, to my brother,... Read more »
Your brother must be a current income and/or principal beneficiary of the trust to avoid reassessment under Prop. 13, and all other current income and/or principal beneficiaries must also qualify for an exemption for the transfer to the trust to be considered an exempt transfer. The county... Read more »
I received a warning from my neighbor and it hasn't happened again since then. But they are still telling people they are going to sue me. I don't know what kind of damages or fines I could face.
more info needed.
if dog is on a leash you are probably trespassing on their property.
if not on a leash you are violating some municipal law leash law.
however anyone can sue anyone for anything at any time....the question is will one win and if so what damages are imposed?... Read more »
Escrow interpleaded buyer's deposit of amount $50,000 from California Vacant Land Purchase Agreement (CAR form VLPA). I am a seller and believe I am entitled to this deposit due to both: 1) buyer breach of contract and 2) escrow negligence to ensure conditions are met. I need a local lawyer to... Read more »
I might be able to help you. My email address is attorneymadaen at gmail. email me and we talk. thanks.
Related to a sign on commercial Ca property where there were easements made that run with land for access to sign .... but people are not paying and property taxes up. Can we remove their signs ?
Usually an easement would survive a judicial foreclosure.
The house is in California and owned by both of my parents, both are California residents. I am not aware if there is any form from the superior court resource that deals with this issue (closest being the spousal transfer form) directly.
Assuming the deed says "in joint tenancy" or "as joint tenants"then you would just need to record an "affidavit of death of joint tenant" form. Can probably get that online somewhere. I believe a preliminary change of ownership form is also required which can be be obtained from the county... Read more »
I have a revocable trust, i have a home co-owned with an ex girlfriend that I've paid off myself. I want to remove her name from the title without triggering a reassessment by placing it into my Trust. She is not a trustee on my trust, & the house is not in my trust. Can I file a PCOR form & use... Read more »
No. Once you have bought out your ex-girlfriend’s 50% interest in the house, you will be reassessed for the 50% interest which you purchased. If you try to do as you suggest, you will be caught when the assessor asks to see a copy of your trust and sees that your ex has no beneficial interest... Read more »
Taxes are paid until she died
Please refer to https://statelaws.findlaw.com/california-law/california-adverse-possession-laws.html
I recently purchased a, fully furnished, mobile home, in the Roadrunner Mobile Home Park, and turned in my application for space rental, along with a money order for their, required, background check. While waiting for their decision, they went in to my home, and removed all furnishings, barred me... Read more »
Did you get a bill of sale when you purchased the mobile home so you can prove title?
If so, I would go to the local police station and report a breaking and entering and grand theft complaint. This is not a civil dispute at this point, it is a criminal matter. I would also go to the local... Read more »
The wood almost fell into my Daughter's bedroom window. They sent someone to fix the wood that fell, now something else is hanging off a few feet away. I requested that they get me a 3rd party letter stating that the structure is safe and they refused. Do I have any rights to demand that letter or... Read more »
If you are afraid the building structure is not safe, you can call the City inspectors and they will let you know if the house. Is safe. Best of luck.
Our million dollar estate was distributed while it is still in the bankruptcy trustees control and I do not believe a relief of stay was granted to distribute the estate. In any case I was awarded one of the homes while my X got everything else . My home is encumbered 100% and is to be sold since... Read more »
Your question presents a very complicated case and issues; I believe, much more than can be responded to in this forum. I urge you to contact an experienced bankruptcy attorney in your area to arrange a consultation to go over in detail what has occurred and what your options might be.
If they convey the property with the 1st mortgage then stop paying so that lender calls loan due on sale to pay lender off and trustee:/seller agent
Assuming the trust agreement authorizes the trustee to accept property from any source, whether encumbered or not, beneficiary or trustor approval is not required.
I understand successor trustee can grant deed 1/3 of property to me, as parent to child transfer, then I can purchase my two brother's shares through escrow. What are the details of this process?
One option would be to discuss what you want to do with a local title company and open an escrow with the title company. You deposit the purchase price and your siblings signed a deed to you and deposit it into escrow, and the escrow agent records the deed and disburses the funds to them. It is a... Read more »
No wills were made for any of them. Foster son's name is still on property. Stepdad was in convalescent home, had dementia when deed changed and died in 2016. His foster son (my brotherinlaw, who has 1 son with my sister, 3 kids from another marriage and my niece, who isn't biologically his) died... Read more »
This is complicated set of facts and beyond the scope of basic legal questions that can be answered in this forum. You need a personal consultation with a probate attorney, who can look at the chain of title and review all of the facts. It might be the correct remedy it a quiet title action to... Read more »
Yes. Not only common but required in some jurisdictions.
It's the lender who signs off on a deed of reconveyance when a loan secured by real property has been paid in full. If the decedent and/or the decedent's estate loaned money to someone and received payment in full, yes, the executor of the estate would sign off on the deed of reconveyance. No... Read more »
It is not possible to answer your question without knowing whether the decedent was married, whether he had a will and exactly how the house was titled.
Hello Lawyers,
I own an Easement in California which crosses 4 lots.
I use it everyday for ingress/egress.
Sometimes I "maintain" both road and bridge on the easement.
I assume it is clear of legal entanglements.
The Easement was granted in 1915.
It... Read more »
It’s possible that this gives you a very broad easement.
But to give you a firm opinion an attorney would need to look at the subsequent title history of all the properties involved as well as any recorded court history as it is possible the easement was lessened or revised or cancelled... Read more »
Home in California, bought for 45k in the 1960s and now worth a million.
If it can be established that their home was held as community property, then the adjusted basis of their home would have been stepped up to its full fair market value at the time of your father’s death for income tax purposes, meaning there would be no capital gain as of your father’s date of... Read more »
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