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45 acres willed to 4 ppl and has not been surveyed. It has been assessed by the county. Is a real estate attorney needed? I'm starting a point A. Thanks for your help.
answered on Jan 19, 2018
While the property passes directly, you still need to probate the Will, and it is often helpful to record a deed. If the 4 heirs agree to sell, it is easy from there and can be accomplished during probate. If you disagree, you may need to partition or petition to sell in lieu of partition. A lawyer... View More 
I recently recieved a mobile home from my grandma and a few weeks later the city had put a condemned sticker on the front door saying no one could enter or live there. It had been like this for 4 months as i am in the process of trying to sell it to someone who has the time and money to fix it up.... View More
answered on Nov 19, 2017
While it would be worthwhile to have a lawyer review your mother’s lease, it is rather likely that the lease gives the landlord a security interest in the mobile home parked there. If so, you can probably walk away from your mother’s lease and assets, you might not be able to take the trailer... View More
County sewer line backed up into home resulted in much damage and county has deemed as vandalism. Need to understand what is needed to appeal decision and which type of attorney can assist.
answered on Oct 31, 2017
I am sorry but I do not handle that type of matter. You may want to call the Bar Association of the city or county in which you live and ask for a lawyer referral for your situation.
answered on Jan 30, 2011
Most if not all of the obligations regarding a privately maintained road will be found in your deeds, covenants, perhaps bylaws, and something called the common law. In this instance, the common law is caselaw decided by judges over the centuries regarding the rights and duties of people within... View More
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