
Warhorse X
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You should defnd your fathers Legacy, and fight for that Land and yes you should take Legal Action |
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txrealestateagent
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First and foremost, talk to a real estate lawyer.
The buyer of the property,as suggested earlier, might also need to sue. Because of this, there can be issues with title.
If the title company KNEW the signature was forged, there might be cause to go after them also.
TALK TO AN ATTORNEY. |
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Amelia H
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If my uncle did this to me i'd bring his *** to court.dont get me wrong, i do love my uncle and the rest of my family but i think yours may have gone to far and betrayed your trust and if someone in my family did that to me i would havve to evne though i'd feel bad sue them. |
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knujefp
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Well He stole from you so yes, call the Feds they like Felony forgery charges |
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badxu1
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take him to the cleaners he didn't give two craps about the both of you he just wanted the money and the property should of stayed in the family not sold of for his personal gan so don't hesitate go and file the papers as the property does not rightfully belong to the new owners as your signatures have been forged that's forgery |
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john n
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What your Uncle did was illegal. He could face both civil and criminal prosecution for his actions.
You have the option to let it ride, but I know that I wouldn't and wouldn't blame you for going after what is rightfully yours. |
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debbie l
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take legal action he didn't act like a family member when he did that |
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shariecollins2
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I would take legal action what he did was wrong very wrong |
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KieKie
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Absolutely you should sue him. What he did was steal from you and your sister and committed fraud. He knew exactly what he was doing. You notice that he didn't try that stuff while your Dad was alive...he knew better than to even try. Just because he is a family member does not give him the right to do that. Please don't let him get away with it. God be with you |
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DieNarrin
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Unfortuneately, in this case I would. Consult a lawyer. He owes you and your sister for your portions of the sale, however, at the same time you and your sister probably owe for your shares of the property taxes. |
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David
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Don't just go after your uncle. The sale of the property was unlawful. You still have a rightful claim to that property. It's unfortunate for the buyer, but the buyer may be the one who has to sue your uncle. Talk to a real estate lawyer in Texas to find out about re-establishing your claim to that property. |
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shatzy
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morals are no judge....
seek an attorney for this one!!! |
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Lord Darkgoth Nitesabre
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Yes if the case merits it |
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netzconremodelers
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I'd be on him like white on rice! You'd better believe you'd better take legal action! Forgery? Thats totally illegal! And, its the priciple of the fact! |
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jumiboo
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to me it depends on what u want to do. because he can have this case tide up in court for years and you have to decide is it worth it? what would your father want you to do? |
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kerangoumar
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YES
the SOONER, the BETTER
and your uncle needs to be reported to the police. MOREOVER, the sale is void, the title company that did the search has insurance to compensate the buyer, so why do you want to be left holding the bag? |
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Dot
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I think I would take it to court if you want the property. |
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Burford Bigelow
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That's a tough one! I guess if you wanted to keep the land in the family or needed the money........maybe? |
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