Typically you would need a bill of sale or something indicating a transfer of ownership to you. Then go to the DMV and file for a lost title. If you have no way to acquire a transfer of ownership/bill of sale and the vehicle wasn't left to you in a will, I believe the state gets control of it. Check with your local DMV.
Generally the owner of the property. However, if an owner of property finds there is a title defect some time after their purchase, such as when a title examination is performed for a refinance or sale, the owner may go back to the attorney who certified the title or to a title insurance company to recover the cost. It depends on the details. My ant had my uncle to deed her home to him by power of attorney when my ant died she left evervthing tomy uncle. MY uncle had me deed the property to me years later using power of attorney also, USING THE SAME ATTORNEY EACH TIME. When uncle died left every thing to me. NOW 4 YEARS LATER HOUSE WAS SOLD BUT FELL THROUGH DO TO TITLE CO.WILL NOT INSURE SAID DUE TO SELF DEALINGS BY MY UNCLE & ME. THAT SAME ATTORNEY SAID HE WOULD DO A QUIET TITLE AT MY EXPENSE
"your uncle died"
im trying to find out if my uncle made a will
yes his uncle did die
im pretty sure they would
DJ Uncle Al died on September 10, 2001 at the age of 32.
First of all. Uncle Toms cabin is a terrible book. Why would you rad such a crappy book. BTW its timmy who dies
Saint Angela's uncle died in 1520.
William Fremantle - uncle - died in 1895.
Uncle Dobbin died on 1950-02-05.
Uncle Am Stuart died on 1926-03-17.
The royal title of a King's father would normally be King (deceased) as the title King would only be passed down once the elder King had died. However, Where the King's father had never been king due to being a consort or equivalent to a queen and the queen had died, then it would be the responsibility of the new monarch to decide on a title for their father.