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okgrace001

Junior Member
What is the name of your state?AR
The county is taking my land (3/4 acre, out of six).
The Judge wants me to "donate", I did not sign.
He is claiming my property value will increase tenfold, I am concerned because he has not shown me any paperwork pertaining to this project other than an ingress/egress.
I have an appointment with an attorney tommorrow.
I have my Deeds, ingress/egress papers,survey, appraisal on one parcel (with home), parcel cards and some comps am I missing anything?
Do I need pics? (showing my privacy and seclusion).
TIA.
 


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HomeGuru

Senior Member
okgrace001 said:
What is the name of your state?AR
The county is taking my land (3/4 acre, out of six).
The Judge wants me to "donate", I did not sign.
He is claiming my property value will increase tenfold, I am concerned because he has not shown me any paperwork pertaining to this project other than an ingress/egress.
I have an appointment with an attorney tommorrow.
I have my Deeds, ingress/egress papers,survey, appraisal on one parcel (with home), parcel cards and some comps am I missing anything?
Do I need pics? (showing my privacy and seclusion).
TIA.
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**A: you already asked this question. Why are you making a new thread?
 
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okgrace001

Junior Member
Goodness, I am asking a another question, Trying to get all paperwork together. Would really like to be prepared, this will have serious ramifications for me, will have to move etc..
 
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HomeGuru

Senior Member
okgrace001 said:
Goodness, I am asking a another question, Trying to get all paperwork together. Would really like to be prepared, this will have serious ramifications for me, will have to move etc..
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**A: then post your "new" question on your intital thread. Do not start a new thread on the same subject matter as you have mistakenly done here.
 
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