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Park Model Title Statue of Limitations, Florida

Posted on : 11-28-2009 | By : Legal Information | In : Real Estate Law, Statute of Limitations, Trial Procedure

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Florida
1994
Parents purchased 1986 Dreamer Park Model on a Lot. Deed was put in their name

2002 Parents sold….deed put in new owners name

2009 Latest owner’s new husband threatening court action as there was never a title signed over on the 1986 Dreamer Park Model. Apparently no one knew there was to be a title at either sale 1994 & 2002. The 2002 buyer’s new husband is threatening court action unless they get a title. We have researched and found that the original seller (1994) has passed away. His daughter whom is the Executor of his Estate is not cooperating in this matter and says she has no title. The title is still in her Father’s name according to Florida Bureau of Motor Vehicles. Are my parents responsible and what should we do??? Is there a Statue of Limitations on this????

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YoyContact the department of transportation and ask about a bonded title. If the daughter was the personal representative or trustee she might be able to get title transferred into her name and then sign over to you. She might be able to give you a special power of attorney to transfer into your name

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