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I've been on this forum for 19 years, and I'm amazed that the first reply is invariably to contact an attorney. Sorta makes me wonder what a legal forum is for. As for the second reply, suggesting you might need more information, I've got plenty of that. What more would you like to know? For...

First, Yes, we will be consulting an attorney in this matter, but, just for curiosity . . . . would it be appropriate if the attorney who drew up a revocable living trust, healthcare POA and durable general POA for an elderly lady, all of which granted power upon signing to the named...

Yes it is relatively unique, and I tried my best to restrict to what I am trying to find out . . . . if it proper to ask a County to grant an easement for something the public already has the right to do. I'll find out before too long.

I sense that you are close to what I am trying to say, that it seems improper for the USACE to require any sort of permission from the County in order for anyone to do what they already have the right to do, or to deny someone the right to do what they already have the right to do because the...

Then I will quit trying here. What I am saying and how I am saying it is totally understandable to anyone in a similar situation, a boat dock or slip owner on a USACE waterway. Maybe someone like that will see this thread via a google search. But, yes, our roads are located on property that...

(Expand the quote to see all my reply) Our involvement is that we wish to place a boat dock at the one site that is closest to where our County Road abuts the GFTL. We are right across the road from that, less than 200 feet away. The Counselor for the County, and the Commission, are trying to...

That pretty much covers it. The specifics are that the USACE recently change their rules so that a boat dock is allowed to be placed where a public road abuts the GFTL, whereas previously access had to be via easement over private property. That change opened up the site directly below where...

Adverse Member Member Since: Aug 14, 2002 I am familiar with that standard reply, but I still like to hear opinions, understanding their worth, or lack thereof.

Any other opinions? ;)

I have a question that can easily be misunderstood, at least for google. ;) Can a County place an easement on a public County road, one that exists via right-of-way easement? Specifically, the USACE is requiring the County to grant an easement to the owners of a boat dock to access USACE...

I've already moved on. :cool:

Yeah, if the buyer sees the deed before they buy, which they don't. The Seller executes it. But, no big deal. I got my answer . . . that the verbiage on timeshare deeds obligates all owners, current and future, with or without a contract/sales agreement.

We always have. It wasn't a personal question. I have been involved in timesharing for 30 years, and I have an interest and am involved in "legacy" resorts, older resorts that are long past the days when there was an active developer, and are now being managed by owners' Associations. One...

Wow! Sorry to bother anyone. This does not seem to be the same forum I have been visiting occasionally for 17 years. That's too bad. :(

It's easy to transfer a timeshare without any of that, by QCD. As far as the buyer determining whether the seller has the right to do so, or whether the week is free and clear, if the buyer wants to be assured of that, they call the resort/association. Still, no contract between buyer and...

Just wondering, because when you buy resale, you never see the original contract.

I won't go into the problems people have trying to get rid of a timeshare because that is common knowledge. A lot of timeshare weeks are not purchased by contract; they are purchased "resale" from someone who already owns it. Here's my question . . . If a person obtained their timeshare...

Someone comes onto our property (our residence), puts up a ladder (I assume), and unscrews the bulb in our dusk-to-dawn light when we are not there. If they would get injured, can we be held liable? Thanks PS: We have a dusk-to-dawn light because there is a history of people messing with our...

It happened yesterday morning. Our dog was the one attacked. I was on our regular morning walk with her on a leash, going past a house we have gone by for six years. The tenants in that house know me and our dog. I will save the graphics, but their two pit bulls charged out of the house...

Hey Army Judge . . . I just happen to have a question along this line. What are my liabilities if . . . I own a rental property, my tenant has two pit bulls, and they attack a leashed dog, or a person, on the street in front of the rental property. The pit bulls were not restrained and the...