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My dad and grandpa had alot of mineral rights I am rep of estate, only heir on,y child, his wife lied to judge and said he had no child I proved I am only child, she has
Gifted and illegally sold some if his assets that should of went to me when she passed, can't find estate house,... View More 
answered on Jun 7, 2024
An Arizona attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It sounds like you have been thrust into a difficult role as rep (do you mean administrator or executor?). Maybe the best thing for you do would be to consult with an attorney who handles wills, trusts, estates.... View More
I have signed receipts with witness signatures as well as text messages that he says I paid him for the property. I also have texts where he threatened my property so I got an injunction of harassment against him. As well as him threatening to kick me off of his property. without that parcel... View More
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answered on Jul 1, 2024
Why did you not get a Deed? Now you will have to sue seller for specific performance, and you must have perfect proof that you paid the agreed consideration. But why did you get an injunction without suing for the land? Hire an AZ attorney.
We had our property line surveyed and the neighbors fence is right on the corner.
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answered on Oct 18, 2023
In Arizona, if your neighbor has built a fence on your property without permission and a survey confirms the encroachment, start by discussing the issue with your neighbor and sharing the survey results. If that doesn't resolve the matter, consider mediation. For personalized legal advice... View More
I have heard that you have additional rights to property protections (such as not having to pay property tax and your property, etc) if your loved ones are part of your property.
answered on Aug 25, 2023
In most states—possibly all—property used EXCLUSIVELY for the burial of human remains is exempt from taxation. There is also automatically a public access easement so anyone can visit the site.
We have tried to contact him but he does not answer our phone messages. It also appears that the property in is probate.
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answered on Jan 31, 2022
You probably can. But the survey is only the surveyor's expert opinion, he is not a judge. So you may get sued for trespass or property damages. You defend with your evidence of the boundary.
i parked in the desert in a no-parking zone and i left it there at night and 4 cops were taking videos and pictures of it
answered on Jan 20, 2020
Looks like you will receive a citation. If it was a protected area could be citations on that as well. If it was an area around a military facility you may have additional charges it it was posted as a restricted area.
A prescriptive easement exists and a new property owner fenced the easement. Can the new property owner legally fence off the easement? Three other access roads exist, however, none of them are in good condition and are longer. Can the new owner be forced to remove the fence? And do the other... View More
answered on Jan 13, 2020
This is not a question that can be easily answered here. The answer depends upon many facts that were not included in your fact summary, including but not limited to the history of the easement that has been fenced off. I strongly recommend that you have this matter reviewed by a real estate... View More
I ha e some old vehiclea on my property and i was served a notice to remove them.even if its fenced in and on private property.can they do that
answered on Sep 26, 2019
Well, can they? They did.
Was it legal?
I haven’t read the reports.
I do not know the locality and therefore I can not know which law applies.
We dont want to go through an agent. Just wanna refinance their current mortgage to have our names on it.
answered on May 2, 2019
You have described what amounts to a purchase of a home. A purchase contract is needed and I recommend that an escrow be opened with a local title company to handle the transfer. Then you would apply for a new loan to pay off the existing financing on this property. Your lender will also want... View More
Seller said that it is buildable but according to city theres no way to use it, it was a waste of $ seller played a fast one and i think something should be able to be done about it. Lawsuit to get $ back at least.
answered on Sep 6, 2018
You may have an action for damages or rescission of contract due to the non-disclosure of this circumstance, but this is not something that you should handle on your own. I strongly recommend that you seek the assistance of an attorney. Once your attorney has all the facts and has researched this... View More
I filed bankruptcy and my hoa has placed a lean on my property.
New Mexico and Arizona Land Company v. Elkins, 137 F. Supp. 767 (D.N.M. 1956) - not sure if this says they can destroy the surface in the mining effort but it seems that's what this decision is saying. Why do they get to operate at will on the surface to take minerals/oil? Doesn't that... View More
answered on Apr 19, 2017
In areas where mineral exploitation is common, the mineral owner might choose to exercise his rights to access and mine the minerals owned. The landowner is protected by state and local laws regulating the period of drilling or the depth of excavation. To evaluate a potential investment, consult a... View More
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