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Originally posted by SapphireSphinx9
Ok, for all you lawyers and law school students out there, I'm asking for your advice.
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Okay, I'll be the lawyer that says I'd be very hesitant to trust any legal advise posted in a chat forum. And I certainly wouldn't think of giving any advise.
First, I'm not licensed in California and know little of California law (other than to know that California law sometimes looks a little crazy to those of us from elsewhere).
Second, there are enough unknown variables -- possible restrictive covenants in the neighborhood, ordinances, easements, etc. -- that it really isn't possible to make a competent answer assessment of your situation.
I know it's probably not what you want to hear, but your best bet is to talk to a lawyer in your area. If money is an issue (which I realize it may well be), look for a legal services center or perhaps a legal services clinic at a nearby lawschool (of which California has multitudes). This may not fall under the types of cases/issues such a center or clinic will deal with, but then again it might, especially given your grandparents' situation.
Or maybe there's a Phi Sigma Sigma lawyer in the area who'd help a sister?
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