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OLM Law Advocates LLP

OLM Law Advocates LLP

Nairobi, Kenya

Free Consultation: 15 mins


Founded in 2021
10 people in their team
OLM Law Advocates LLP stands as a renowned full-service law firm firmly established in Nairobi, Kenya. We have carved a niche in the legal sector,...
English
Justicia Transparente

Justicia Transparente

Tijuana, Mexico

Free Consultation: 1 hour


Founded in 2000
30 people in their team
We are a firm specializing in criminal and immigration law with a presence throughout Mexico. We have lawyers in the major cities of Mexico, such as...
English
Spanish
Mwale Law Advocates LLP

Mwale Law Advocates LLP

Nairobi, Kenya

Founded in 2013
7 people in their team
About UsMwale & Co. Advocates is a hallmark of legal distinction in Kenya. With a rich heritage in offering specialized services in numerous...
English
French
Swahili
Kikuyu
The Law Society Co.Ltd.

The Law Society Co.Ltd.

Phuket, Thailand

Founded in 2006
22 people in their team
About UsAt The Law Society Co.Ltd., we are more than just a law firm – we are your steadfast partners in navigating the complex realm of...
German
Russian
Japanese
Korean
English
French
Sunil Ambalavelil - Lawyer and Legal Consultant

Sunil Ambalavelil - Lawyer and Legal Consultant

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Founded in 2000
50 people in their team
Renowned Dubai Based Mangalorean Advocate Sunil Ambalavelil Granted UAE Golden VisaMangaluru: Dubai based corporate Lawyer and Legal expert...
Arabic
English
Adroit Law LLP

Adroit Law LLP

Nairobi, Kenya

Free Consultation: 15 mins


Founded in 2021
7 people in their team
Empowering Solutions: A Premier Female-Owned Boutique Law FirmWelcome to our distinguished female-owned boutique law firm, where excellence in...
English
Swahili
Lagmay Olavere Rae Dino Law Office

Lagmay Olavere Rae Dino Law Office

Manila, Philippines

Founded in 2012
20 people in their team
ABOUT OUR LAW FIRMFounded in 2012, LORD LAW emerged as a result of skillfully merging our expertise and experience to establish a reputable...
English
Tagalog
Smart Legal Solutions

Smart Legal Solutions

Bangkok, Thailand

Founded in 2016
9 people in their team
We are experts assisting foreign clients to conduct their business and protect their investment in Thailand.Since one of the main concerns of foreign...
English
Thai
Spanish

Legal guides written by Smart Legal Solutions:

  • Main Legal Measures to Protect Foreign Investment in Thailand
  • Legal Protection of Foreign Investment in Thailand
  • The importance of the geographical indications for the Thai economy
GPS Legal

GPS Legal

Bangkok, Thailand

Free Consultation: 15 mins


Founded in 2014
12 people in their team
We are GPS Legal, a full-service law firm providing legal counsel to resident and overseas individuals, local and regional SME’s, and global...
English
Thai

Legal guides written by GPS Legal:

  • Land Ownership in Thailand: Title Deeds
  • Thailand’s SMART Visa program: What you should know
  • Estate planning goes beyond wills
Lafs Legal

Lafs Legal

Bangkok, Thailand

Free Consultation: 30 mins


Founded in 2022
10 people in their team
About Us: LAFS Legal, situated in the heart of Bangkok, stands as a distinguished boutique law firm that epitomizes dedication and precision. We...
Thai
English
Russian

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How to protect property from squatters law
Estate Planning
Elder Law
Landlord & Tenant
After completing probate to establish yourself as the legal heir, you can transfer the property title to your name and then grant them permission to reside there through a formal agreement.It is worthy to note that you can do it through special attorney.
Land Issue
Estate Planning
Elder Law
Good afternoon, and thank you for the query. You have identified a number of issues with your synopsis. It will be hard to get around getting things done without the Aunt’s signature, and makes things harder if you are not in contact with her. Essentially, the Aunt will need to get a probate issued for the deceased Uncle’s estate, before being able to deal with the 1/3 share in any manner whatsover (her name is not on the title, as you said). The probate will still be needed even if you were selling the lots with the Aunt. Again, with the Aunt being more than 80 years old, the probate under the name of the deceased Uncle ought to be expedited. The following needs to happen:Locate the Aunt;Check whether there was a will created by the deceased Uncle (wills make things easlier);Discuss the issuance of a probate. In case there was no will then the 1/3 share of the property falls within the estate of the deceased Uncle and so, you will need to identify the ‘issues’ of the children of the Uncle as they would then have a share;If (3) does not apply then, you may consider buying the 1/3 share from the Aunt after taking out a probate or make an arrangement to pay her from the proceeds of sale or any other suitable arrangement. For legal work, you will need a lawyer to:Undertake an investigation of the propertyPrepare a probate application for the Aunt;Once a probate is issued after all formalities, then prepare a Sale and Purchase Agreement with the Aunt;Prepare a Transfer document after suiatble arrangements;There may be a need to surrender the intial lease or title to obtain new leases or titles for the subdivided plots;Make Sales and Purchases Agreements with the new buyers;Attend to FRCS or regulatory consents (where applicable);Attend to settlement (new sale).The above is quite a scope of work that will be required.Artemis Legal & Consultancy is able to assist but will need to itemise the scope of work before providing any sort of cost estimations. In the meantime, please advise:What sort of property is it?What is the estimated initial value of the property?What is the current value?Are there any buyers lined-up?Happy to discuss if you need to engage our services. Many thanks. Vishal AnandBarrister & Solicitor Artemis Legal & Consultancy Mobile no. (679) 8390846Email – [email protected]
Will
Will & Testament
Elder Law
Good morning,You provide very limited facts, however:If your father was married to the other woman in community of property, she in any event receives 50% of everything.If your father left a will, she will still get the 50% and the remaining 50% will be divided according to the will.If your father did not leave a will, he died intestate. His wife will then get most of the estate if not everything.

Elder Law

Elder law covers the legal and practical issues that affect senior citizens. It inherently focuses on the needs of the elderly. However, their issues would need to reach the attendance of the elders’ family members, friends, and caretakers as well. Although elder law may approach various elder-related issues, some of the common ones involve; healthcare, elder abuse, end-of-life, estate planning, and guardianship arrangement. 

The elder law also helps the seniors to minimize the estate tax and care options. The elders could appoint a family member or relatives to handle their healthcare and financial matters by providing the power of attorney prior to their incapacity. 

As elder abuse is often an overlooked issue, elder law exists to diminish it. For instance, the elderly have a right to dignity and privacy when residing in nursing homes, and some states give elderly residents the right to choose their own physicians. 

Elder Law Attorney 

An attorney or a lawyer specializing in elder law can aid an elderly family member in making financial decisions and healthcare choices. Not only that, they can help to ensure the correct medical treatment and end-of-life decisions are made in agreement with the elder’s decision. Additionally, an elder law attorney can clarify the rights that the elder has in the country they are living in and ultimately act as a supporting consultant for the senior and their family members.  

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