Property Dispute Resolution Steps

Summary

Verbal agreements can be legally binding but are hard to enforce without written proof. Verify property ownership through a title search. Document all investments and payments made. If fraud is suspected, consult with an attorney about filing a claim. Reporting unreported income to Social Security could have legal implications. Discuss documentation with your attorney for a tailored strategy. Consider connecting with a local attorney for personalized advice.

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I have purchased my home for my mother-in-law which was a $*,* purchase we we agreed upon we paid her $*,* down out of our our wedding money from his dad and then I paid off her loan of $*,* and then I've sunk another $*,* into the place in the in the plumbing and everything and she came up missing for two years after she told us we could just have the place and she was done with it but she took off for 2 years came back and now I'm in trouble and I have to sell because I have space rent that I owe and I cannot lose my place for * and she don't want to sign off unless I give her now double the money and and she knows that I can't she knows t
It sounds like a challenging situation. Here are a few points you might consider in Washington:
- Verbal Agreements: Verbal agreements can be legally binding, but they can be hard to enforce without written proof.
- Property Ownership: Check if your name is on the title. If not, your mother-in-law maintains ownership.
- Investment in Property: Document all improvements and payments you made.
Would you like to explore connecting with a local lawyer for more personalized advice?
About the documents I have all the receipts everything I even have statements that I can come forth with what is my legal what should I do what can I legally do and how can I get it I want to take a loan on it but I can't do it without the title now I don't think the title is in her name either she didn't get it switched but maybe it got put in her name but I have that ladies I can get her testimony that she gave it to us my husband members are saying it slows my my son verbally saying it's yours and now she's trying to extort more money out of me and she knows I don't have it and that's she's on Social Security too she has to report all this do I turn her into social security for the money that she has gotten and she hasn't reported
It seems like a complex and high-stakes situation. Here are a few general steps you could consider:
- Title Search: Verify whose name is on the title by conducting a title search.
- Written Agreements: If possible, get any agreements in writing moving forward.
- Social Security: Reporting unreported income to Social Security could have legal implications for her.

Would you like to connect with a local attorney to assist further? They might offer a more tailored approach given the complexity of your case.
I'm an attorney I'm just wanting to do my part to find out what I need to do to tell my attorney because that's what you do you find out beforehand and you know what you're going to do you just don't go by what the attorney tells you you already have to have a plan in place so what should I do with her should I get her in trouble at the law and can I can I can I file this as fact she's taking my money and now she's saying that she didn't get any and I have records and I'm on social security so can I get her in trouble for frauding me since I'm disabled
Here are a few general steps you might consider in Washington:
- Fraud: Document all transactions and communications. If you suspect fraud, consult with your attorney about filing a claim.
- Social Security: Unreported income should be reported to Social Security, but it may have consequences for her.
- Legal Representation: Discuss your documentation with your attorney for a more tailored strategy.
Would you like to explore connecting with a local attorney for more personalized advice?
I have another case that you might be able to get me an attorney and I'm hoping that you might be able to cuz this is a criminal case that is been done fraudulently and they're due process was violated and at their court case and paperwork is all messed up wrong signatures no signatures everything was done wrong and it could be possibly thrown out in this person was an addict when it happened they already got the disease of addiction and they also put the font two times bigger on their paperwork because they were an addict I mean that's a disease so can you help me
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It sounds like this might be a high-stakes case, potentially involving due process violations and fraudulent activities. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If so, could you share a bit more detail about the fraudulent aspects of the case?