Search results

More fake news from CNN and all you can do is spread the narrative.

OK, but the use of the easement was not hostile. It was used (or not used) by a grant to the dominant estate. The fact that the dominant estate didn't use the entire easement for 50 years does not give rise to the hostile use by the servient estate. A granted easement is not extinguished by...

Then you don't understand adverse possession. OP is dealing with a granted easement not the adverse use of his property. The dominant estate can use the easement any way they want as long as it doesn't impede the use of the property by the servient estate. The fence line did not impede the...

The OP is the servient estate.

Putting up a fence inside an easement boundary is not an adverse use that would lead to a successful claim of adverse possession. Cutting the lawn or growing trees on the possessed property would not lead to adverse possession. Putting up a barn or building on the easement may give rise to AP...

What lies would they be? Since there are so many of them you shouldn't have any trouble listing a few.

That is not true. Medicaid does cover it. Does Medicaid cover dental care? Dental services are a required service for most Medicaid-eligible individuals under the age of 21, as a required component of the Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT) benefit. Individuals...

That she is not paying the estate any rent. Got it now? She doesn't own the house. The estate does.

Get a second opinion about the condition of her mouth.

Saying that a code violation is a latent defect is not a true statement of fact. Do you realize how many codes there are when it comes to real property? When was the house built and what codes were in affect when it was built? Do you understand how many times and how often codes change over...

The POA grants you the power to sell the house. Then sell it. Don't confuse the executor status with the POA. She gave you the authority to sell the house so sell it. And you can maximize the return by evicting her from the house.

Then he gets her out before the closing date. If you read the text of the POA (and I'm sure you have) it says: To protect the sister's rights as a beneficiary and get the best return on the sale of the house he can evict her. If there is nothing in the will that says the sister can live in...

Then list the house and sell it and deal with getting your sister out after the sale. Or the new owner will have to deal with the eviction.

Then sell it before your sister rescinds the POA. What does the POA say you can do?

Deleted

There is no such thing as co-executors that can act independently. When co-executors are named in a will each must sign contracts, open or close bank accounts, file for probate. It's not one or the other. It's both unless one abdicates or has the written permission of the other to take...

You're writing the book, you are not identifying the parties, you were a precipitant in the interview so I don't think you have any copyright issues. But you should play it safe and run it by an IP attorney.

The only way Trump becomes president is to win reelection and I did not even touch on that subject. Don't make it sound like I think that Trump could ever be reinstated. He can't. What mental issues did Trump have? You keep making statements like that with nothing behind them. On the...

We are screwed now and it is getting worse with every passing month. Biden will not be impeached because bad judgment, bad decisions, and incompetence are not impeachable offences. He will be removed under the 25th amendment as his dementia progresses. And it is progressing. One of the signs...

Well if you don't have the records and the bank doesn't have the records that's all you need to tell the judge. Why do you need a recording? How long ago did you close the accounts?