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12-16-2006, 01:33 PM
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Well here we go the best i can do here The first is my dad and his two sons me being one are on the house deed or title or both ? My dad and other brother no longer get along and he will not take his name off the house tryed buying him out but as you would know it did not appraise high enough for him my dad has thought of taking it to Probate court or what ever court it has to be taken to ? If so what are the chances ? or does he have other options he could try ?
The secound question is that i have is there are four of us that went in on some land which is now paid for and it is not devided and one of the four is my brother and his wife and the other being my mother and of course all of our names are on it, as it was a land contract deal and I dont see eye to eye with my brother or sister inlaw how do i go about getting 1/4 of mine in my name so if somthing happens to me my wife and kids get the right to this piece of land ? thanks for any advice in advance and we are in the state of Michigan. |
12-16-2006, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by elanman  Well here we go the best i can do here The first is my dad and his two sons me being one are on the house deed or title or both ? My dad and other brother no longer get along and he will not take his name off the house tryed buying him out but as you would know it did not appraise high enough for him my dad has thought of taking it to Probate court or what ever court it has to be taken to ? If so what are the chances ? or does he have other options he could try ? | The ONLY option dad OR you has at this point is to file a partition lawsuit (very expensive) and have the court sell the property and divide the proceeds. OR, let the situation lay. Quote: |
The secound question is that i have is there are four of us that went in on some land which is now paid for and it is not devided and one of the four is my brother and his wife and the other being my mother and of course all of our names are on it, as it was a land contract deal and I dont see eye to eye with my brother or sister inlaw how do i go about getting 1/4 of mine in my name so if somthing happens to me my wife and kids get the right to this piece of land ? thanks for any advice in advance and we are in the state of Michigan.
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12-16-2006, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by BelizeBreeze The ONLY option dad OR you has at this point is to file a partition lawsuit (very expensive) and have the court sell the property and divide the proceeds. OR, let the situation lay.
See above. | You can get a partition suit for $20K and three years if it's cheap and fast.
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12-16-2006, 01:57 PM
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| | | Forgot to put that my dad is in good health and good frame of mind and the way he looks at thing is that he paid for it cant he do what he want's with it ? or he already has and it's to late now maybe other than costing him more money ? I guess thats the trouble with putting names on paper Is there anything that can be done with quick clam deed would that do any good in any of these two land deals above ? and thanks again for quick replys. |
12-16-2006, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by elanman Forgot to put that my dad is in good health and good frame of mind and the way he looks at thing is that he paid for it cant he do what he want's with it ? or he already has and it's to late now maybe other than costing him more money ? I guess thats the trouble with putting names on paper Is there anything that can be done with quick clam deed would that do any good in any of these two land deals above ? and thanks again for quick replys. | If the people on the deed with pa want to quit claim their interest back to him, then go to a lawyer and have this done.
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12-17-2006, 03:42 AM
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Originally Posted by seniorjudge If the people on the deed with pa want to quit claim their interest back to him, then go to a lawyer and have this done. | However, if they don't want to, then pa is SOL. |
12-17-2006, 04:39 AM
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Originally Posted by LdiJ However, if they don't want to, then pa is SOL. | Considering Junior won't accept a buy out of his share, I highly doubt that he'll be willing to just give it away. | |
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