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answered on Feb 28, 2020
A Quitclaim Deed will only transfer whatever interest the Grantor has in the property to you. I would recommend you consult an attorney to prepare a Warranty Deed for better protection.
Make this month mortgage payment. The notice said I miss two payment. I have prove that I make payment.
answered on Feb 7, 2020
You didn't ask a question. It sounds like you ought to hire an attorney to communicate with the other side if you cannot do so effectively on your own.
Bil left me 2/3 of the estate, and I know the home I have shared with him for 7 years will have to be sold. His brother is in charge and has given me a week to get out of the home. I have established residency here and this is the only home I have. There is a Will, and I was Bill's sole... View More
answered on Feb 7, 2020
First of all, I am sorry for your loss. Your partner’s will is going to control how his estate is distributed, despite all the care you game him. If you are on title to the house, you have more rights than if it was solely in Bill’s name. If you are not on title you have to be given at least 30... View More
answered on Jan 31, 2020
You should meet with a local attorney to review the documents, go over all relevant facts, and provide you with sound legal advice.
I have already sent them a notice to quit by registered mail and they are refusing to pick it up. They are about 90 days past due. I need to just file in the court but I'm not 100percent sure what to file
answered on Jan 30, 2020
To make things go more smoothly, hire a local landlord tenant attorney. If you don't want to spend the money on an attorney then you file a rent-and-possession or unlawful detainer action, with the facts determining the most appropriate cause of action. Missouri courts have some forms that... View More
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Hello, I’m closing on my home Thursday, Jan 30th. During the final walkthrough yesterday we noticed the water was turned off within the home so I was unable to check faucets, etc. The seller suggests that he doesn’t need to turn on the water so I’m verifying if that’s accurate.
answered on Jan 29, 2020
If the water service isn't turned on, how can you possibly assure yourself that everything requiring water service is properly working?
My landlord violated our lease agreement on several things.
answered on Jan 10, 2020
You should do some internet research to locate an attorney near you who does free consultations. You should be able to find out your options with a short meeting.
First of all the liens are approx 10 years old. Secondly, they are for credit card debt in only my wife's name. I would like to know how to get those removed. The property is in both our names and has been for 28 years in springfield missouri. The liens are from judgements against my wife. I... View More
answered on Jan 9, 2020
It sounds like you already received good legal advice. It the judgment has not attached as a lien, then there’s no lien to remove.
answered on Dec 23, 2019
Your contract to purchase the home will determine what is included. Usually items that are attached to the home, like a dishwasher, are included. Items that are not attached, like washer and dryer, are typically not included. The contract will specify if there are additional items that you... View More
Interest rate would accrue he got a real estate levy and now they are going to auction my home in Feb what can I do
answered on Dec 20, 2019
Potentially losing your home is quite serious. You need to bring your agreement and a record of all your payments to an attorney. Your remedy will be based on this information.
I am filing a garnishment form (CV92) in Missouri. I am confused on if the Debtor or the Employer is the Respondent. I have Googled this and it's about a 50/50 split. So who do I list as the Respondent? The Debtor or the Employer?
answered on Dec 8, 2019
The petitioner and respondent are the parties to the underlying lawsuit. Respondent in the caption is not the employer.
We have an inspection contingency in the contract and after the inspection came back with mold and other significant findings we decided to cancel the contract. The seller is not signing the release for the title company to release our funds. How can we get our earnest money back? Can the... View More
answered on Nov 13, 2019
Sometimes sellers can be frustrated when a contract falls through. As long as your cancellation of the contract was within the time provided by the contract you are entitled to return of your earnest money deposit. An attorney can help you with this issue.
Looks as if a title company is writing the contract
answered on Nov 5, 2019
Anybody can write a contract. However, to ensure it is enforceable and valid in your jurisdiction it is best to have a local attorney prepare it.
answered on Nov 5, 2019
Here is no statute that addresses this issue. It is normally covered in the lease. This is one reason it is a good idea to have an attorney draw up a lease.
I inherited a trailer that I didn’t want. I found someone that wanted it so I gave them the title and keys. A month later the person that owned the lot it was in called me and said he didn’t want that person to live on his property. Another months went buy and the guy I gave the trailer to was... View More
answered on Nov 4, 2019
If you don’t have a written lease with the land owner you probably have a good defense. You should consult with an attorney to be sure.
Treasure put 2 board members on reinstatement that were never voted on
answered on Oct 29, 2019
The answer to your question will be in the operating agreement or bylaws for the entity the board serves. That is where procedural matters are determined. You should ask your entity’s secretary for a copy of that document.
My ex husband passed away, we had 2 kids, we actually never get separated, the divorce was only on the paper. the lawyer said not to make payments on the house. The house went foreclosed. We still live in this house.
answered on Oct 27, 2019
If the house has been sold in foreclosure it belongs to someone else now. If the sale has not yet taken place you may still have a chance to stop the foreclosure. Bring every bit of the paperwork you have received to an attorney right away to find out where you stand.
My late wife and her sister own land in both their names. My wife passed away two months ago and her sister wants me to give my wifes half ownership to her which is fine. In Missouri since my wife and I had wills that leave all to surviving spouse without probate I am now half owner but how do I... View More
answered on Oct 24, 2019
How to transfer title will depend on how you and your wife held title. If you and your wife held title with right of survivorship you just have to show she is now deceased to make a transfer. You should have a lawyer look at the deed to advise you.
answered on Oct 22, 2019
Your question lacks details and context. Are you referring to a lease or a purchase? Is there a governing contract? These are key questions.
a fence outside our property line (Phelps County MO) was built 10 years ago when the subdivision was created. we have no HOA and the fence is actually in the easement of State Hwy O and our street, Fawn Ridge. Who is responsible for maintenance of the fence ?
answered on Oct 4, 2019
Responsibility for fence maintenance should be in the documentation that created the easement. You can usually get these types of documents from a title company.
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