how would you persuasive the state to not take your family's property?
141152
A good shotgun to the head helps.  Acutually, using the media is best.  What property are they taking?  If its stuff that you owe money on, then really they aren't taking your property;  they're taking their property.  If its expropriation for building a highway or something of that nature, then get the media involved.  The government hates bad press.
821706
Your mother is the house owner or tenant, they only need her consent, not yours!  As long as she was present thats all they need.
1149681
I am 99% sure that the answer is no.  If you are not on the tittle then you are not the owner of the home.  You should really double check with a lawyer if you are thinking of taking possesion.
383396
It's a matter of policy, not a legal question.  \n\nIf I were in charge, I wouldn't allow it because there is a massive liability issue if the family members get hurt. \n\nApparently, your town's policy is to allow it.
200502
We can't, I think that is the idea.\n\nI love the fact that my parents will work their entire life to buy and finally pay off their house, and when they die I (and by 'I', I mean me and my siblings) won't be able to keep what is rightfully ours. We are gonna have to sell the house to pay the government for something that is not theirs and is nothing to do with them. \n\nThis government is incompetent.\n\nIt's hard enough to get on the property ladder as it is!
84615
The county is not going to keep you in jail for absolutely no reason...I strongly suggest obtaining counsel and presenting the question to them.
980060
I'm not sure why your mom said you couldn't take it with you when you moved. Of course, one would have to be left in its place.\n\nYou might want to do the same thing. \n\nApproach the people who live there (or the owners if they live elsewhere) and see if, by replacing the mail box with a new one, you might have the one your grandfather made. I really don't see why someone would object to a simple and reasonable request like this.\n\n\nGood Luck.
984680
Serve notice, and if that doesn't work sue.\n\nSince property is involved it's probably best to get it lawyered, but a solicitor's letter will probably do the trick.
1181726
Contact some of their parents if possible.\nIf you get no satisfaction from them, keep calling the police until they get tired of you and approach the kids and scare them off.\nDon't keep their ball unless it has damaged your property and you are holding it as evidence when you report to the police. Withholding property which you knowingly belong to another is criminal. It's called conversion.
486962
Anything they want unless the park is rent controlled or subsidized by the goverment. This is a common bait and switch tactic. The hope is that you will abandon the home and they can take posession and sell it off to the next sucker in line.
589301
They can hold everything up, which is why this is such a hard spot to be in.  We studied the ways to inherit property when I got my real estate license.  This problem came up again and again as an example of what happens when parents leave property equally to all children.\n\nIf you can't reach them by phone and work it out, you'll have to get a lawyer.  Which is never good for family.\n\nYou are all joint tenants.  Two of you can sign over to the third, who will then be in joint tenancy with the 4th.  The first two will be out of the equation for any remaining decisions on the property, effectively the same relationship as before- just less people involved.\n\nYou can legally sell your shares to the third as well as give them away.  Good luck, I wish you well.
595530
We need more information.  Where are you?  What's the situation?  Who wants to take the property?  Why do they want to take it? etc.
272199
Make a will and it will go to whoever you want it to go to.  Unless she fights it.
232933
Some states hold the property.
690882
Same kinda thing happened to me. I listened to people who said do it the correct and legal way. I have nothing of my moms. So go get. Chances are your sister isn't going to take the time and money to take you to court over it. If it's value is mostly to you. If you could make some kind of written deal with her. Have her sign it. I'm sure she would agree to it. If she gets enough to get the next high with. Life is like cards. You gotta know when to hold-um and know when to fold-um. And sometimes you just got to walk away. Good luck. And my condolences.
227390
no they dont do that over here.you could try repossed homes
143869
I'm not a lawyer, but i would follow the "deny until you die" theory, which states, making law enforecment work for everything. Cooperating with law enforcement does nothing to help your case in anyway, unless there is a signed deal saying otherwise. The longer your dad is out of state, the better, as witnesses and evidence have time to forget and be misplaced. Remeber, making the DA anngry is NOT evidence against your dad, and regaurdless the da will prosocute to te best of his ability anyway.