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Verbal contracts can be legally binding but are harder to enforce, especially for real estate transactions which generally require written documentation. In Oklahoma, if no deed has been transferred and the other party continues to pay property taxes, you likely do not legally own the property. Consulting a local attorney specializing in real estate law is crucial for a detailed analysis and to explore your legal options. Contact the Oklahoma Bar Association for a referral to a local attorney.Full Conversation
Long story .Regarding verbal contract.
Hello **** ****, I'd be happy to provide some general information on verbal contracts. However, laws can vary by location. May I ask where you are located?
Jay ok
Hello ****, it's unclear where you're located, so I'll provide general information:
*. Verbal contracts can be legally binding.
*. They're harder to prove than written ones.
*. Some contracts must be in writing (land, high value goods).
Can you provide more specifics about your issue?
Yes ma'am
Hello ****, can you please tell me a bit more about the details of your verbal contract and the issue you're encountering?
Working for a friend.
Hello ****, thank you for the clarification. Are you facing issues with payment or are there disagreements over the terms of your verbal contract related to your work with your friend?
Im on ssi and divorced. Recovering from cancer and mersa, thanks to grove hosp.. Bob M. Ask me if i wanted to move down by him. He has * aces on lake Eucha in jay ok. Bob has bone canser .he told me he would deed me a piece of his property. I told him sure. I was living with my aunt * miles away.
Hello ****, it seems like you're dealing with a property-related verbal agreement. In Oklahoma:
*. Verbal agreements can be valid, but they're harder to enforce.
*. Real estate contracts generally require written documentation.
*. If you've made improvements or paid property taxes, you might have a legal claim.
You may want to consult a local attorney for more specific advice.
After we started he decides to keep paying taxes. No deed.
Hello ****, with this new information, it's important to note:
*. If he's still paying taxes & no deed has been transferred, it's likely you don't legally own the property.
*. Without written evidence or considerable proof, verbal contracts for property are typically unenforceable.
*. Seek advice from a local attorney for a more detailed analysis.
I had no choice but to keep going. Thia was a neighborhood project. I help a lot of older people down here. Thry all pitch in and help because they wanted me down there with them.
Hello ****, I understand. Are you seeking advice on how to enforce the verbal agreement or exploring other legal options related to the property? Remember, it's crucial to consult with a local attorney for a comprehensive understanding of your situation.
I have tryed can u refer one
Absolutely, I can help with that. Could you please confirm if you're still in Jay, Oklahoma? If not, could you provide your current location?
Yes address 45655cr587 jay ok *
Great, thank you for your location. I would recommend contacting the Oklahoma Bar Association for a referral to a local attorney who specializes in real estate law. Their contact is:
Oklahoma Bar Association
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.okbar.org Tks
You're welcome, ****. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Best of luck with your situation.
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