Generally not. The mortgage company has a right to the whole thing and they would have little reason to allow the mortgage holders to split it up. There is going to be a lien recorded by the mortgage company on the property. However, if the value of the piece they would be left with is really much more than the mortgage debt, they may allow it, for a fee. Or alternatively, you could break it into two (or more) pieces and get a mortgage on each, using the proceeds to pay off the original at closing. It may also be possible to do a Quit Claim deed splitting the property. This doesn't eliminate or change the mortage holder's lien or rights, but may not be allowed in some states, or by the terms of the mortgage. I like the alternative listed above of splitting it and obtaining new mortgages to pay off the old one.
The courts look at the contributions of both parties and can choose to split the house in any way they find equatable. For example, dep. on how much he paid on the house before you came along, compared to what you contributed, they could say he owned 60% and you owned 40%. Or, they could give you the house but give him more of the money. Or, you could just buy his portion and pay him for his 40%.
A poll tax was required to be paid before a citizen could vote.
No, the owner of the farm where the festival was held was paid $75k rental, surrounding properties were paid $25k to rent their land as well. Bethel, New York (where the concert was held) authorities were involved in the planning as well.
I can't remember the exact amount he earned but Elvis didn't keep a penny of that money, if you watch Elvis Presley: Alloha in Hawaii, all the money he earned from that concert all went to charity.
Although there are exceptions, and additional methods of payment, there are two major ways for artists to receive payments. These are: Performance and Commission. Performance is, basically, what is says on the tin. In the case of musicians, it is literally someone pays for a ticket to see a singers "art", in this case, his/her music. In terms of art, it an either be to look around an art gallery, or to buy a piece of art for their own home. In all cases, the customer is paying for the access of an artist's art. Commission is where an artist, or musician gets paid by a client in order to produce a particular piece of art, which is specified by the artist. This is a big part of most artist's paychecks, as commissions are always in demand, and many artists have survived solely off being employed by large companies for a one-off piece of art, say for an advertisement, and getting paid large amounts for it.
If probate is in process, offer to pay her for her half of the land in lieu of money from the estate. If probate is done, then contact her and offer her money for her half of the land. Or contact the probate court and inform them that you want the land sold and arrange to buy it at auction.
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A piece rate worker is paid on the quantity they produce per hour. If they produce more, they will be paid more, based on the rate per finished item.
Knights fought for their land and nobles before the king was considered and only when the king paid them would they then fight for him
On time rate you are paid for the number of hours worked. On piece rate you are paid for the quantity of goods you produce.
Well, technically they were. Their Lords paid them with land as long as they were loyal and they continued to protect their lord's land and the people on the land. But money wise, no.
When a person is paid by the amount of work produced it is called 'piece work' or 'by the piece'. Some people in sales also work on commission which means they are paid for what they sell.
A piece rate worker is paid on the quantity they produce per hour. If they produce more, they will be paid more, based on the rate per finished item.
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Your question is not clear. Do you mean separately as in two different buyers? If two different buyers buy then the mobile goes to one buyer and the land to the other.
How much you have paid q tel this month for my land line connection no. is 4217425?
Some came to Wisconsin for land because veterans were often paid in land back then.