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Trying to figure out what steps I need to take to deed my old home to my son who now lives there
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I have land I live on what deed do I need to say it’s mine
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I am a 3 rd wife the other 2 are deceased. We both have homes His house is worth 300,000 mine is worth. ,50. 000.We have only been married 4 years. He has deeded the house to the step daughter. He has rented another house and he is asking me for rent.Do I have any legal rights?
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I bought a car from a man and the court notarized that it had not been in an accident and the man had lied to me it has been in an accident what rights do I have
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My friend needs to sell his side by side and he got a divorce from his wife his name is also on the title she went and had her name taken off of the title by she's kind of a piece of paper saying that it was okay to take her name off the title but she refuses to sign the title itself what can we do
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I'm not a legal expert, but I can provide some general guidance on this issue. In this situation, it would be best for your friend to consult with a local attorney who specializes in family law or contract law. They can review the specific laws and regulations in your jurisdiction and advise your friend on the best course of action.
Your friend may need to explore legal options such as requesting a court order to enforce the division of property as per the divorce settlement. The attorney can guide your friend on the necessary steps to take and the supporting documentation required to resolve the situation. It's important for your friend to follow the legal process to ensure a fair resolution.
Remember, laws vary by jurisdiction, so it's crucial to consult with a legal professional who can provide guidance tailored to your friend's specific situation.
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