202376850 –
MIDDLETON, CHRISTOPHER vs. US BANK NATIONAL TRUST ASSOCIATION
(Court 125, JUDGE KYLE CARTER)
NOV 3, 2023 | REPUBLISHED BY LIT: NOV 6, 2023
RPR shows no movement since non judicial foreclosure attempt in Nov. 2023, e.g. Homeowner is still listed as owner.
DCA Generic Letter – set for DWOP May 20, 2024
Return Mail Undeliverable – Leboeuf did not provide the correct address for the servicer: was this intentional?
ORDER SETTING BOND SIGNED | 11/03/2023 | |
ORDER SIGNED GRANTING TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER | 11/03/2023 | |
ORDER SIGNED SETTING HEARING | 11/03/2023 |
$10 PARTITION DEED (2014)
A partition deed is a legal document that is used to divide or partition a property among its co-owners. This typically happens when multiple individuals jointly own a property, and they decide to divide the property or distribute its shares among themselves. The partition deed outlines the terms and conditions of the division, including the specific portions of the property that each co-owner will receive.
The partition deed usually includes details such as the names of the co-owners, a description of the property being partitioned, the agreed-upon shares or portions for each co-owner, and any other relevant terms or conditions. It is a legally binding document and is often registered to ensure its validity and enforceability.
In some jurisdictions, the process of property partition may involve the physical division of the property, while in others, it may result in the transfer of ownership rights or compensation to the co-owners. The specific laws and procedures related to partition deeds can vary by jurisdiction, so it’s essential to consult with a legal professional familiar with local real estate laws when dealing with such matters.
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Christopher Gavin Middleton and Candlelight Oaks Civic Club Inc.
(18-33201)
United States Bankruptcy Court, S.D. Texas