TITLE PERFECT
the title that vests the absolute right of ownership to a person without a question.
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the title that vests the absolute right of ownership to a person without a question.
a trust that isn’t complete but is outlined in its general purpose and intent.
the name given to an attorney who specialises in the legal maters that concern taxes.
a term that is used to describe the expenses that are deductible from a person’s income taxes.
This term applies to pleading guilty to a lesser plea than the one charged.
the term given to the final phase of a defendant’s plea where he offers to submit the controversy to the court and the jury for a decision.
the transfer of a case from a state court to the federal courts.
the term given to a trust that benefits the public, is a non-profit organisation.
the same as the term treble damages.
the term used to take title or to gain and to hold possession of property legally.
the court that will determine the facts and the laws in a certain case.
the term that is given to a major and a comprehensive book that is a on a particular subject.
the term that applies to the public announcement of purchase or the sale of securities in a corporation.
This involves transferring property by a person who is still alive but may die soon. It is given during your lifetime.
a trust set up to function for the benefit of additional or alternate beneficiaries under certain conditions.
the term that means the exclusive right to ownership.
These are the facts that a law suit will be founded on and forms the basis of a right to sue.
a name given to a public employer who looks for properties that haven’t been assessed for taxes and puts them on a list to be assessed.
This means to give your permission for a physician to give you treatment, including online therapy.
the name given to the land and water that has a state has a jurisdiction over.
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