The name of the trust does not shed any light on what the plan of distribution is at the trust creator’s death. The only way to answer that question is to review the trust instrument itself.
That island is probably part of a larger tract titled in someone, who is probably paying taxes on it. Hire a competent attorney to search the title. Accretion probably does not help here, although that or Avulsion may be be the reason for the island's existence. The title search should... Read more »
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I am going to purchase the lift from a dealer. Have it professionally installed and enclose it. This will be for a 2 story residential dwelling. I will get it inspected. The question really is do I still have a stair requirement?
What are the laws for selling aftward
A Georgia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. If you are unable to consult with an attorney on this, a Georgia architect could possibly offer guidance about where to research building codes, fire safety codes, or other applicable statutory authority. Good luck... Read more »
Them. Can I box them up and sit them out doors and not get sued. I sent a cerferied letter, informing her.
No. You have to formally have the lease terminated through landlord tenant court.
House sold "as is" with clause initialed by buyer and sellers. Disclosure of basement leaks/repairs made on standard real estate form for sellers. Now, there is a new leak. Buyer wants more money. Says neighbor told her leaks were common occurrence which isn't correct.
Probably not liable for new leaks. Talk with a Georgia attorney about the particulars.
As long as you do not pay with cash you should have a record of your payment.
I co-own, along with my wife and son, a 1.8 ac lot in Dawson County, Lot 1 of 6 lots that originally comprised 12.2 ac, subdivided by a development company that was subsequently dissolved in 2015. We purchased the lot in April 2020, with the intention that my son would locate his residence there.... Read more »
The question is, who might sue you for breaching your covenant? The other owners are the ones who might be damaged by your departure from the covenant.
Other owners, have they abided by the rules so far?
Live in Atlanta, Fulton County, 30324. Have a condo for 15 years, 15 left to go. The servicer on my mortgage has just changed and I've discovered that the ZIP code on my mortgage documents is wrong - it's listed as 30304 when it should be 30324. What should I do to have it corrected and... Read more »
Unless there is an actual problem, I recommend that you do nothing. There are multiple ways to corroborate the documents to your property. For example property description, the rest of the address, your name, the seller's name, previous documents in the clerk's file with the correct zip code.
We discovered in 2016 our house was foreclosed back in 2011 by the bank that issued our builder's loan. This has robbed us access to our equity and the consideration upon signing the contract to begin with. We are still living in the house. Is the contract void? What are our rights?
I think we talked about this one at some length.
1. Figure out what a third-party bank thinks is wrong with your title, if anything. -- Title insurance issue.
2. What were the terms of the modification that you signed? Were there misrepresentations made to you to induce your... Read more »
Dad has said hes going charge estate everytime we ask a ??? Can he do that and i have my own attorney
Yes as both the Executor and her her attorney are probably entitled to administrative and fiduciary fees. You might object when the Court is moved to order payment of professional fees. Talk to your own lawyer about the Estate.
We paid each agent separately, each getting 3% individually. Is this customary?
This is not a legal question. However, 6% is the standard real estate commission. Often this can be negotiated down.
My grandfather passed away in 2007, and leaves real estate to all his children and to the offsprings of a deceased daughter who was already dead at time will was written.
This will is now in probate and three children of my grandfather are now dead. Because the will originally bequeathed... Read more »
I don't like not giving advice when someone writes in and ask for it, but your questions are too complex to give a general answer to. A lawyer experienced in probate law needs to examine all the wills and the dates of death of all concerned to give you a firm answer as to who is entitled to... Read more »
Hire a competent attorney to search the title. You have not given the exact estate created, but all conditions, reverters, etc. cannot violate the Rule Against Perpetuities. You may have to file a Quiet Title/Declaratory Judgment action to clear the title for sale.
A husband and wife own retail property in Cobb Co and reside in Paulding. The husband dies and leaves his half ownership to his son. The will was probated in Paulding for the home. Searching property records, the deceased husband is still listed as owner on the Cobb commercial building. Does this... Read more »
You probate a will only in the county where the deceased lived. Once you probate the will, the executor then transfers the real estate wherever it is in Georgia to the designated beneficiaries. Until that is done, the executor still has work to do.
mentioned in the will would be handled legally by me. He lost 2 of his tax records in a flood and died before I realized that those properties weren't included on the will. Now my attorney is telling me I have to contact his siblings and their children inorder to GIFT the properties to whom... Read more »
It sounds as though you are working with an attorney. That person has all the details of your case, so it would probably be a good idea to take the person’s advice. If you don’t feel that you are getting good guidance with that attorney then you may want to see about working with a new one.... Read more »
A family member has the power-of-attorney of his mother. She has significant dementia that is progressing.
They have a property in both of their names as co-owners. His concern is that he will lose his property should she be permanently placed in a nursing home, i.e., for reimbursement... Read more »
The attorney-in-fact is a fiduciary for his principal. Anything he does must be for the benefit of her. Conveying the property to himself is presumptively fraudulent. Family Members may wish to put her into a Conservatorship, or get a competent attorney to do some Estate Planning now by Deed.
^ kids are still a living but no one agrees to probate a will so she has been living there and paying taxes and taking care of the place since her mother died. She has always lived at the property and took care of her mother since the 70's
Not sure of your question. Wills mean nothing unless Probated. It is impossible for one tenant in common to adversely possess against the other tenants in common. But paying taxes exclusively gives her a right to reimbursement. You may wish to file a Partition Action.
Yes, you can sell your property at any time. It is important that you do not violate the TPO.
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State of ga. Landlord not notified until day of court Dispute over quit claim deed h
recorded in clerk records back in Feb 2020. Dad died may 2020. sueing estate of dad she's temp admin of for reversal of quit claim deed suit came after evict notice.can she adverse possess? How can she be removed.
There is a hold on evictions in the state at this time due to the pandemic. It was recently extended once again. You may want to read about here: https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/georgia-issues-3rd-covid-19-related-evictions-hold
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