Provide our office with a copy of the owner’s death certificate and a letter signed and dated by the surviving owner requesting the ownership change to the trust. A Trust Certification Form is also required. A Trust Certification form can be downloaded from the Literature Rack or requested by calling 1-800-843-5233.

According to Bulgarian law, companies are inherited as any other personal possessions. If you have SP Ltd. and something happens to you, your children and your spouse will inherit the company.

Generally, if the property owner knew or had a reason to know that an attack by a criminal was likely, then the property owner can, in certain circumstances, be held liable. For example, a significant period of criminal activity on or around a property should put a reasonable property owner on notice that certain measures were necessary to protect people on the property.

There are a variety of situations in which the ownership of a property or name on the property might change. These include, but are not limited to, sale of property, death of one of the owners, addition of owners, removal of owners, and foreclosure on a property. Circumstances can vary so widely that we cannot describe every situation here. The Assessor's Office is not able to provide legal advice to owners or potential owners on how to handle a change of name/ownership.

Votes to authorize creation of a Special Assessment District and pays assessment with property bill or in a lump sum. Hires a contractor to upgrade and or modify electrical service entrance to accept underground service on their properties. This is reimbursable by PG&E up to $1,500 per property if authorized by Council. Hires a contractor to install the service lateral on their properties. This is reimbursable by PG&E up to 100 feet per property if authorized by Council.

Yes. An owner's death always creates an ownership change, and the Assessor's Office must be notified as soon as possible. The surviving owners may be entitled to certain exclusions or exemptions. Please call our office for more information.

If the tree is planted exactly on the boundary, it will usually belong to the property owner responsible for that particular boundary. It is recommended that you check your deeds and speak to your neighbour.

Generally speaking, an owner of property may not use deadly force to defend the property. Society values human life and bodily integrity much higher than property. Therefore, the life, health and safety of an individual, even an intruder, is considered to be more valuable than the china or stereo which that individual is trying to steal. owner is not prohibited, however, from invoking self-help methods in defending property from another.

Departmental records can easily be accessed by Zoning officials to determine if a required permit for an activity underway has been obtained. (back)

On completion of the sale and purchase. The Option to Purchase will stipulate a date when completion of the sale and purchase is to take place. Usually, the date is between 2 1/2 to 3 months from the date of exercise of the Option to Purchase.

The applicant must furnish this office with a copy of the trust agreement. Florida law specifies those situations under which the resident may obtain homestead exemption. The Florida Constitution requires that the homestead claimant have legal title or beneficial title in equity to the property.

A Property Trust is where the joint ownership (joint tenancy) is severed to (usually) equal shares to preserve assets from such situations as the survivor remarrying, providing for children or other beneficiaries from a previous marriage or to limit residential care costs.

Whatever property was transferred to a spouse belongs to that spouse's estate and will pass to heirs unless the at-home spouse survives the recipient. The recipient spouse, as one of the heirs, should receive at least half of the estate based on state inheritance laws. If this does not occur there may be transfer of asset issues which could affect the recipient's eligibility.

No, however most states insist on embalming under certain circumstances such as when the death is caused by a contagious disease or if final disposition isn't made within a certain time frame. Embalming preserves the body, often allowing more time for arrangements. It is required if there will be a visitation. If the deceased is to be directly buried or cremated, embalming is not necessary.

A prospective well owner must be registered with the Division of Oil and Gas. Part of the registration requires that the owner show proof of financial responsibility in the form of a financial statement, $50 cash filing, surety bond, irrevocable letter of credit, o certificate of deposit which ensures that the well will be plugged when it is no longer capable of production. When you purchase a well, you become responsible for plugging it when it is no longer capable of production.

According to the trust agreement and Life Plan Trust's policies, part of the remainder stays with Life Plan Trust, Incorporated to help assist other clients. The remainder share kept by Life Plan Trust is never more than 50%, and ranges from 10-50% depending on the number of years the client has been served. If the beneficiary lives to the life expectancy agreed upon by the family and Life Plan Trust, it is unlikely that much, if anything would remain in trust at his or her death.