Here is the story-I was in jail for 3 months for misdemeanor charges. I had a house with a relatives name on the deed along with me.I had bought out their interest in the home 3 years ago but never signed it over to me.While in jail,this person sent emails to my girlfriend claiming that she had information that I had 'cheated' on my gfriend,would have more charges pressed on me,and used language like"he will pay"I'm full of infomation on who he cheated on you with","good luck living on welfare" ect.The person then got a deal going with a 'buy quick" homebuyer co. and i was led to believe that if i did not sign papers to sell,my relationship would be ruined.I could only make outgoing calls,so i had no way of contacting the buyers.The buyers had not contact with me at all.a deed was signed under duress.i was on psychiatric medicine.closing papers were forged in my name.evidence of buyout was destroyed.bank won't help.How can the buyout money be accounted for?what can i do?I was extorted!
2007-03-01 17:34:30 · 3 answers · asked by Anonymous in Politics & Government ➔ Law & Ethics
Some more things to consider-My girlfriend thought she was pregnant with my child at the time.the power of attorney and closing papers were forged and not notarized.I have printed copies of emails.Could the money i gave be reported to the irs? Could the bank be liable for loss of records? What about unconscionabilty on part of homebuyers? I am a pschiatric patient with years of records.especially while incarcerated.What kind of co.woud do buisiness with an institutionalized person anyway? a sum of money that large cannot just mysteriously "dissapear"! I may as well not even existed to the homebuyers.I did let them know about the activity upon release,but they did not seem to care.I won't name the co.,but they are a very large corporation and i'm shocked that they would operate this way.It's unethical to say the least.i have witnesses and documentation.i was undergoing a psychiatric examination at the exact moment the deed was brought in!
2007-03-01 18:25:18 · update #1
Get an attorney fast.
2007-03-01 17:45:17 · answer #1 · answered by Nort 6 · 0⤊ 0⤋
oh dude! Why does this relative hate you so? If you knew they could be prone to such back biting tendencies you should have not been lazy about getting a new deed! By the way you handled this I am thinking you have no signed contract with them that you bought them out. You sound like a young guy all I can say is learn from your mistakes straighten up your life and move on. No court would or could rule in your favor without proof of what you have written here.the homebuyers co. would win and you'd be out more money for trying to take it to court. Sorry man but that is the reality of the situation. Learn from your mistakes forget about it and move on!
2007-03-02 02:00:17 · answer #2 · answered by crusinthru 6 · 0⤊ 0⤋
While an attorney might be able to help you, with no proof of the buy out, it may be tough. You might get some of the money from the sale, but that house is gone. Once all is done, I think some radical life changes would be in order. Never let any paper work go unsigned.
2007-03-02 01:53:32 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 0⤊ 0⤋