THE LETTER OF THE LAW
(Page 6 of 6)
Emotions run high under this kind of stress and perhaps
these suggestions will help you resolve the problem to
everyone's satisfaction. Don't allow it to cause a
permanent rift in the family.
RELATED CONTENT
VA to make it easier for vets to qualify for combat stress compensation...
Legal advice on land purchases, including forming a corporation to buy land, cooperative and/or non...
If you're looking to buy land in the country, finding the right real estate agent can be tricky. Wh...
FEEDBACK ON? ""REAL ESTATE AGENTS, REALTORS, AND SALESMAN March/April 1975 As a broker and realtor,...
FEED BACK ON.. ""Real Estate Agents,Realtors, and Salesmen"" September/October 1974
...
Even though little attention was given to written
agreements in the beginning, it is not too late to start.
Draw up a formal agreement and have everyone sign and
notarize it. Be sure to include contingencies for
inheritance, divorce, missed payments (if still
applicable), and anything else you can think of that may
affect ownership. Ail attorney may have suggestions
regarding this type of document. Once signed it wouldn't
hurt to record this document in the public record. In the
future, note down any agreements that are reached between
two or more family members with regard to this land (you
should always record formal agreements). Years from now
such notes and records will help clarify what each person
wants and has a right to expect. This will go far in
keeping family relationships on a good footing.
LetMOTHERsolve your problems before
they become headaches. SendJeanyour
questions at Country Real Esate, MOTHEREARTHNEWSP.O. Box 129, Arden, N.C. 28704 or at
MEarthNews@aol.com .
Page:
<< Previous 1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 | 6 |