I bought the loan to a trailer they cosigned for my aunt and her husband. They bullied me into signing a document releasing them from responsibility as co-signer. They said if I didn't my mama and I had to leave and if we didn't they would have the law remove us. I was threatened to sign.. I had no... Read more »
You own a trailer. You owe a lien for a trailer. They are still responsible for the lien if you don't pay it because I seriously doubt the lender would release to 2 cosigners. If you have a lease to the land, you can enforce it. If you don't, they can evict you. They have no other say over... Read more »
Nabors will not give me access to my property on la trace rd passed his house I need help
You should seek the help of an attorney who handles property matters to determine if you have a servitude (or right of passage) across your neighbor's property. If so, that attorney can help you enforce your rights. Good luck
As a child I bought a house from my sister with money that my dead father had left me in cds at a bank, it was taken by
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Which resulted in two break in,which the property manager confessed to providing a master key to a guest not leasing with the complex on a police report,can the property manager be held responsible as well as an accessory for my home being broken into for a second time
Yes both civily and criminally
If a couple owns a home jointly (person A owns 50% and person B owns 50%) and person B passes away does the title of the house needed to be updated to the sole beneficiary of person B before Person A can sell the home?
In theory, no, because could just sell his or her 50% interest on his or her signature alone, but it is unlikely you will find a buyer who wants to co-own with the estate of B. Most likely you will need to have B's interest retitled in order to sell a 100% interest in the property to an... Read more »
Yes because the garage is on someone else's property.
My Mobile home is paid off in full and I have the title in my name it's setting on private property that's in my mother's name that is also paid off in full I did pay and have a mowdad down but I have not had the money for the lights or water just yet can she take my trailer from me and start... Read more »
It's clear the trailer is titled to you. It's not clear who owns the land to answer your question.
These are huge pine trees that are more than 50 feet tall which could also damage my home or injure my family especially considering hurricanes and other excessive storm conditions. Am afraid to cut grass in my yard as twice branches more than 5 inches in diameter have fallen onto my property. I... Read more »
File suit in juju justice of the peace court and take pictures and print them.
My son has 5 felonies and we jointly own a house 50/50. He'll go to jail and stay anywhere from 7 months to 36 months and each time he comes back to my home(his house) he destroys it a little bit more. This time he tried to burn it down around his 86 yr old grandfather and myself. I'm just... Read more »
Felons can own property. You can buy him out.
My son live with his mom the pool is directly out door used. Basically the house and carport take 2 sides fence back aways but on one side a fence one side is completely open. My son is 7 he rides his bike around pool, plays around pool its a on going argument. I say its unsafe is it even legal?... Read more »
Put him in swimming lessons immediately.
During heavy rains, the small storm drain in front of my house gets overwhelmed and water backs up indoors. The city cleaned ditches for me once; the next time I contacted them they ignored me. This is not a flood zone at all. This is a miserable situation. Is the city responsible? If not, who? I... Read more »
One option you could try is to contact a member of your local government for your district, maybe a city council member or someone along those lines. If the situation you describe is something that other residents in the vicinity are also experiencing, it's possible that an elected official might... Read more »
I've been looking, but can't find anything official in the rental law.
Teaching opportunity: The law is not designed to solve every little problem that comes your way during this lifetime; the Latin phrase for this rule is "De minimus non curat lex." Accordingly, if Louisiana laws regarding "rental law" do not contain anything about landlords requiring renter's... Read more »
Buyer's real estate agent has taken advantage of my elderly parents since the start. Buyer has failed to make payments on time every month since signing. 45 days have been given each time. The contract said for improvements to be made to houses and property. None have been made. Rather the houses... Read more »
Contact a Louisiana real estate lawyer to help the sellers enforce the contract.
After his death me and my siblings were awarded the estate. His wife remodeled the house before listing it not realizing that it wasn't her property. The person that did the work was her nephew. They placed the Lien on the property and their attorney refuses to remove it. He has been given since... Read more »
Hire a real estate attorney
Missed rent payments, destroyed the property. Got evicted. Incorrect forwarding address, stopped ? working in Louisiana.
Hire a local lawyer to advise you how to give legal notice in lieu of personal service in cases like this.
Petition for not paying rent and destroying the property. Received incorrect forwarding address, person stopped working in the state. Four time unsuccessful delivery attempts documented.
Hire a local lawyer to advise you how to give legal notice in lieu of personal service in cases like this.
Asks what im doing parked in the street. Says he's calling the police. There are no no parking signs. It is a public street.
If I chose to stay and talk with police what happens
Parking on a public street is not a crime.
My ex-husband and I have several Judgements. We want to sell our house, can we get a clear title? Also someone told him something about reestablish money? That they can't touch the first 50k of any equity we have in the house.
You need to have the title on your house examined. If there are no liens, you can file it free and clear. If there are liens, you can sell it but the liens would be paid first.
I used to live with my mom (parents never married) and my mom died when I was 10. The house I used to live in was just me and my mom and I think my late grandfather MAY have been Co owner. I moved in with my dad till the age of 18. My uncle (grandfather's 1st wife's son), moved into the house while... Read more »
Call or go to the mortgage and conveyance office for the parish in which the house was located and find out who does own it. If your Mom or grandfather was an owner, then you need to hire a succession attorney.
All five don't agree to sell 3 do and 2 don't
The daughters can't do anything with the property that wouldn't be subject to the usufruct. In other words, it would be hard to find a buyer, other than perhaps another family member, that would purchase it knowing that the purchase would be subject to the grandson having a right of use.
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