Claiming Escheated Land Property
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It is possible to claim land even after 20 years if you have evidence of ownership. If the property has been escheated, you can file a claim with the state to reclaim it, providing proof of ownership. Consulting a lawyer can help navigate the legal process. Consider checking with the Registry of Deeds, conducting a title search, and reviewing tax records to locate the land title.Full Conversation
no will, but i heard that the title of the land was named to my parent but we dont know where the land title is
Hi there! Here are a few steps you can take to locate the land title:
- Check with the Registry of Deeds: Visit the Registry of Deeds in your area to search for the title under your parents' name.
- Conduct a Title Search: Hire a professional to conduct a title search if you have any information about the property.
- Check with Local Government Units (LGUs): The assessor's office might have records of the property.
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- Check with the Registry of Deeds: Visit the Registry of Deeds in your area to search for the title under your parents' name.
- Conduct a Title Search: Hire a professional to conduct a title search if you have any information about the property.
- Check with Local Government Units (LGUs): The assessor's office might have records of the property.
Would you like to be connected with local lawyers for more detailed assistance?
can it be easier to do if i am already a CPA
Being a CPA can be beneficial as you might already be familiar with handling documents and navigating legal procedures. However, it's still important to consult with professionals who specialize in property law. Here are some additional steps:
- Consult a Lawyer: They can provide specific legal advice and assist in locating the property title.
- Check Tax Records: As a CPA, you might find leads in tax records related to the property.
Would you like assistance in connecting with a local lawyer to help you further?
- Consult a Lawyer: They can provide specific legal advice and assist in locating the property title.
- Check Tax Records: As a CPA, you might find leads in tax records related to the property.
Would you like assistance in connecting with a local lawyer to help you further?
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how to know the location of land properties that are owned by my deceased grandparents
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i cant po sorry
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It seems like you have a complex situation involving property law. Given the details, connecting with a local lawyer would be very helpful. If you change your mind and need assistance from a lawyer, feel free to reach out anytime. In the meantime, you can try the steps I mentioned earlier to locate the land title. Good luck!
It seems like you have a complex situation involving property law. Given the details, connecting with a local lawyer would be very helpful. If you change your mind and need assistance from a lawyer, feel free to reach out anytime. In the meantime, you can try the steps I mentioned earlier to locate the land title. Good luck!
is it still possible to claim the land even if 20 years have passed
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It is still possible to claim the land even after 20 years. Here are some points to consider:
- Prescription Period: In the Philippines, you may still claim property if you have sufficient evidence of ownership, even if a long time has passed.
- Escheat: If the property has not been claimed or taxes unpaid, it might be subject to escheatment, where the state claims the property.
Would you like to connect with local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
It is still possible to claim the land even after 20 years. Here are some points to consider:
- Prescription Period: In the Philippines, you may still claim property if you have sufficient evidence of ownership, even if a long time has passed.
- Escheat: If the property has not been claimed or taxes unpaid, it might be subject to escheatment, where the state claims the property.
Would you like to connect with local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
if it has been escheat, can we still claim
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If the property has been escheated, it means the state has taken ownership due to a lack of legal heirs or unpaid taxes. However, you may still have options:
- File a claim: You can file a claim with the state to reclaim the property, providing evidence of your ownership.
- Consult a lawyer: A lawyer can help navigate the legal process and strengthen your case.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If the property has been escheated, it means the state has taken ownership due to a lack of legal heirs or unpaid taxes. However, you may still have options:
- File a claim: You can file a claim with the state to reclaim the property, providing evidence of your ownership.
- Consult a lawyer: A lawyer can help navigate the legal process and strengthen your case.
Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
thank you so much
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You're welcome! It looks like you've got quite a situation involving property law and potential escheatment. Given the complexity, consulting a local lawyer would be very helpful. If you need further assistance or change your mind about connecting with a lawyer, don't hesitate to reach out. Good luck with everything!
You're welcome! It looks like you've got quite a situation involving property law and potential escheatment. Given the complexity, consulting a local lawyer would be very helpful. If you need further assistance or change your mind about connecting with a lawyer, don't hesitate to reach out. Good luck with everything!