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• The law offices of Anselmi & Mierzejewski, P.C. specialize in the defense of civil actions, both property and casualty, on behalf of insurance carriers and self-insured businesses. The firm is staffed with?ten?attorneys: principals Kurt A. Anselmi, Joseph S. Mierzejewski, John D. Ruth and Mark Sowle and associates Casey R. Krause,?Marcy E. Mierzejewski, Lawrence?J. Pochran, Michael Phillips, Kevin Wirth and Julie Brainer.?

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I'm doing research for a novel set in 18th century England and would like to have a real floor plan to base my fictional homes on. I need something that would have been built anytime between 1300 and 1800. I've done extensive internet searches, but have only been able to find the ground floor for Belton House so far. I've also found a few for some monstrous-sized houses, but the homes in the novel are not quite so flamboyant.. . If anyone knows of any resources in print, online, or otherwise where I can find historical floor plans (preferably English, but I'll take European or early American too) that reflect what the house would have looked like in its own time period, I would be forever grateful!.

I live in California. My grandmother passed away 20 years ago in 1992. 6 years ago my jerk uncle decided to sue my mom for my grandmother's house. My mom passed away last year. I'm an only child, and have to keep going to probate court to represent my dead mother on her behalf.. Now please let me clarify. The house, purchased by my grandparents was a land sale contract, when means they (now I) will never get title to it until it is completely paid off. They bought it in1962, it cost $19,000, mortgage payments are low I admit, but I still owe the mortgage co. $8,000. No, there is no 2nd mortgage I don't know about, I've contacted the mortgage company and they say it's not paid off due to "impounds" (taxes, insurance, etc.). Now, I'm not a stupid woman, I've done the research, I'm a pre-law student, and according to the math, the house should have been paid off in 1995. Several attorneys told my mom and I that they wouldn't take the probate case against my uncle, but would be more than happy to sue the mortgage company, get the title in her name, the house paid off, AND some money back, all without costing her a dime. She declined, saying that she didn't want to "rock the boat" and "the mortgage company has been good with us." Now that she's not here I must make this decision on my own, and I plan to sue them. I've nothing left to lose.. Back to my uncle. My grandmother, 15 years before her death, wrote and had notarized a request for Joint Tenancy agreement, leaving the house to ONLY her and my mother. In the state of CA, this is supposed to be stronger than a will, as joint tenancy is created in order to AVOID probate. Second, my uncle has never lived in the house, nor contributed financially AT ALL - my mother and I (now just I) have paid everything in regards to this house, which I have proven to the court system through my bank statements,receipts, mortgage and ins. payments, etc). My mother and I have lived here my entire life (I'm 31) and since she was 8 (she passed last year at age 56). . I think the problem is is that he has had an attorney since 2006, and my mom, nor I, could afford one. Otherwise I have a feeling this convoluted case would be thrown out.. Two weeks ago, my uncle's attorney sent a letter that placed an involuntary lien against the house. All documents from his attorney still come addressed to my mom, even though they know that she's gone. How can I stop this involuntary lien? Please Help Me! Please.. Also, I've submitted the request for joint tenancy into the probate court, but it seems to have had no effect at all. Please help, and thank you in advance..

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