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diff --git a/content/legal/why-is-a-legal-remedy-needed.md b/content/legal/why-is-a-legal-remedy-needed.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..9d19294 --- /dev/null +++ b/content/legal/why-is-a-legal-remedy-needed.md @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +--- +title: Why is a legal remedy needed? +description: "What problem does standing create for potential inheritors?" +date: null +tags: [] +categories: Legal +type: docs +draft: true +alias: [] +thumbnail: + url: "" + author: "" + authorURL: "" + origin: "" + originURL: "" +fmContentType: legal +--- + +>[!NOTE] +> We are not attorneys, we do not have a formal education in law, and we do not give out legal advice. + +Basically anyone living beside property you plan to inherit can lawfully cheat you out of your inheritance through +destructive and illegal land development. + +"Standing" refers to an party's ability to perform legal actions against another party. When it comes to estates, the +summation of assets owned by a recently deceased individual, the legal system has always ruled that estate have no +standing, because although estates are entities in their own right, the court is unable to determine how rulings +regarding estates would benefit a party, and they unable to determine what party would benefit from a ruling. As +rational as this maybe, there are exceptions to this precedence. + |