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“Essentially, a partition action is a legal proceeding that forces the sale of a piece of property. In Florida, partition of a property in probate cases is governed by Florida Statute 733.814, which states, “[w]hen two or more beneficiaries are entitled to distribution of undivided interests in... Read more »
answered on Jun 3, 2022
The estate would be essentially closed when the property is distributed. Thus, if the property has been distributed to the beneficiaries, it would be one of them, not the estate, who would file the partition action.
So my former job accused me of stealing 400$. They had me come in for a meeting today, showed me video proof of stealing cash on multiple occasions, even though I don't remember doing any of that. I ended up playing ball because they told me that they wouldn't involve third parties if I... Read more »
answered on Jun 3, 2022
Where is this case pending? Have you been arrested. Cal me to discuss further at (516) 766-1878
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answered on Jun 3, 2022
Saludos:
El Código Penal de Puerto Rico define el delito de extorsión como "Toda persona que, mediante violencia o intimidación, o bajo pretexto de tener derecho como funcionario o empleado público, obligue a otra persona a entregar bienes o a realizar, tolerar u omitir actos, los... Read more »
I reported car to DMV as not on roads not drivable. No insurance either. Parked for a year at least trying to get title to yunk it. How can I if I fall behind on payments due to hardship and lender already reported as a tax loss but title at DMV still shows with lien on it?
answered on Jun 3, 2022
You can only release the lien by paying the amount you owe. The fact that the bank has claimed a loss is of no consequence. Perhaps, if you ask, you can make a deal with the bank by which the bank would release the lien in return for your promise to pay them whatever you make by junking the car,... Read more »
How does one transfer the deed from the deceased to the living relative? Get the property appraised and put on the market once inheritance is established.
answered on Jun 3, 2022
I assume that he didn't reside in Puerto Rico, but in Florida. If so, you (or one of his sisters) need to file a probate petition with the court in the county where your uncle resided. Whoever does this needs to do it through an attorney. You probably also need to file an ancillary probate... Read more »
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