- 47,557
- 102,465
Well that's a little different. But still, that should have stopped a court from giving them title.Title was still in my grandfathers name per the county's tax assessor as of oct 26th.
lol, this gon be goodTitle was still in my grandfathers name per the county's tax assessor as of oct 26th.
That's usually the reason. Whether someone ignored the summons or were never served/informed, very often the plaintiff shows up, nobody else does, congrats. You'd be surprised at how many civil cases involve huge judgements entered because nobody showed up to show cause an order shouldn't be entered. People get ousted from their houses because they didn't think to show up and explain whether or not they're actually behind in rent or whether or not other agreements were made like upkeep and improvements in exchange for rent considered paid that suddenly get ignored when a management company wants you out. The judge asking a defendant 3 times to just tell him 'how much do you feel the repairs you made to the home should offset the rent owed' and when she repeatedly can't answer the damn question the judge just says 'okay, you'll pay the full amount then!'At any rate, a court gave it to them for some reason. Hopefully that reason wasn't just because no one was there to dispute the claim.
No idea. Couldnt imagine very much. County appraises it at 80k but I know it was in need of some serious repair so highly doubt it would of been anywhere near that.What did the house sell for? This almost deserves its own thread...
None of us received any paperwork aside from the deed from the first title company back in October. If I hadnt of checked zillow I wouldnt have even known it was sold.Holy shit it's infuriating how much money people leave on the table because they're lazy or ignorant or don't think to even bother explaining or justifying themselves.
What a pisser.Yea looks like they know they just made a big god damn mistake.
It's okay though, they have two of their top attorneys working on the case!
What court/county was your grandpa's estate probated in?Call other party ask them wtf and just hear them say well the judge said it was ours, tell them we will not be signing the deed
Said every wife ever.Getting so rustled at a dream that it wakes me up, so I can start my day at maximum over-rustle, at something thatdidn't actually happen, caused by my own brain.
That would be what the title insurance is for. They certify their search and will pay off shit they didn't find. Thats what you pay the multi-thousand dollar insurance for.I was pissed about having to pay title insurance on my house. Then 2 years after I bought it and was living in it I got a letter from my lawyer that the house had a lien on it. Luckily the lienholder did not care about the property and didn't cause a fuss (seller's sister). Basically in my limited experience I am convinced title searches and title companies are a scam and don't actually do anything.
Wrong; woman won't admit it happens, they'll blame you.Said every wife ever.
That rustles my jimmies she pulls that shit. Big time.
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