Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Texas

signed an filed court documents/how much do they reallly mean--legally
when legal property deeds are signed and courthouse recorded over to you (from a sibling) of your parents land/an you assume the debt owed on it and pay on it individually for 4 years/and 2 years later they decide they want more monetary value out of it/do they have an issue at all/especially if they have excommunicated the entire family(via:lies,verbal abuse,and theft)the whole family knows the issues.No legal action yet, but alot of legal threats with a lawyer name,corruption amongst immediate family and keeping a volatile situation on hand at all times.I have documented proof trying to help her for 1 1/2 years and giving her more personal family belongings than is fair.want to keep the peace for all involved but do not know my corner that i can totally be backed into.seems to be getting real tight.can anyone help solve this beyond a "fiasco. i helped build and maintain this old farm practically since i was born do not want to waste the legacy -- especially since MOM N DAD are buried on the place (of which she has not visited since they departed) any advice would be greatly appreciated thanks so much

Asked on 4/04/00, 2:03 am

Paul T. Hebda, Ph.D., J.D. The Hebda Law Firm

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Re: signed an filed court documents/how much do they reallly mean--legally

Best advice is to contact an attorney for a personal discussion of the issues.

Answered on 4/18/00, 4:26 pm

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