Posted on: 29th Sep, 2008 12:37 pm
hi there i'm at wits end my grand- dad left me and my sibblings
land in the ga mtn's. However our land is in all our names and our own dad is trying to take this from us. I live away from home and i have a brother
away from home as well. But when the police are called because he's
trespassing they said we can't do anything unless we have sig.
from ev1 on the deeds. To make a long story short we do not
know our rights and the law is not fair at all and very backwoods
and crooked if you know what i mean. Please help we are at witt's w
end. ty sooo muh. thanks
we are about to give up !!!
land in the ga mtn's. However our land is in all our names and our own dad is trying to take this from us. I live away from home and i have a brother
away from home as well. But when the police are called because he's
trespassing they said we can't do anything unless we have sig.
from ev1 on the deeds. To make a long story short we do not
know our rights and the law is not fair at all and very backwoods
and crooked if you know what i mean. Please help we are at witt's w
end. ty sooo muh. thanks
we are about to give up !!!
I suggested that we run a credit report. The prospect balked. No, she wasnt ready for me to see their credit. I thanked her for her time but told her that I had no idea if they would even be able to qualify for a loan without reviewing their credit.
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Muthu
http://www.shepelskylaw.com
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Muthu
http://www.shepelskylaw.com
Hi summer!
Welcome to the forums!
You must have some documents stating that your grand-dad has left the property or the land to you and your siblings. So when you called the police, you should have mentioned that about that. You can even speak to your dad saying that the property was left to you and your siblings. If things are still not fine, then you can take legal help.
Feel free to ask if you have further queries.
Sussane
Welcome to the forums!
You must have some documents stating that your grand-dad has left the property or the land to you and your siblings. So when you called the police, you should have mentioned that about that. You can even speak to your dad saying that the property was left to you and your siblings. If things are still not fine, then you can take legal help.
Feel free to ask if you have further queries.
Sussane
muthu what was that response? was it supposedly concerning the georgia mountains? it didn't make sense in that regard - looks like you're in the wrong forum.
summer i don't know what to do to solve your problem except to suggest you engage the assistance of a real estate attorney to settle the property issue.
summer i don't know what to do to solve your problem except to suggest you engage the assistance of a real estate attorney to settle the property issue.
