he decided to sell said property to my half brother no taxes have been paid I don't even think my father has the title I have lived in my uncles house with my wife for 3 months anyway I can fight this and stay and own my uncles property
If your father had title and made a completed gift to you, then you owned the property and your father cannot take it back. However, was there any paper work; any deed signed by your father? You have raised a lot of issues with your question. As a matter of law, you may own the property, but you need a real property lawyer to help you out. I recommend that you engage a lawyer who is knowledgeable as to real estate law in your state.
I was recorded by an undercover officer saying some things that got me into trouble with the law. The officer used a digital recording device to record the conversation and my attorney has now received a copy of the tape in the discovery.
After listening to the tape, I strongly believe that it has been altered, because there are things I remember saying on there which are not on the tape. Can I do my own investigative work and hire a forensics analyst on my own and give him the tape or must I go through my attorney and have him send the tape.
Also, if it was in fact altered, can the charges be dismissed?
misdiagnosis
My dad went to the doctor in April 07 complaining of bowel problems. He was examined and found a ''lump'' he was referred for a sigmoidoscopy. The sigmoidoscopy found a suspicious walnut sized growth and my dad was then referred for a full colonoscopy. The GI doc did this said he had nothing but a hemmorhoid. So my dad kept having less and less bowel control, lots of pain. Back and forth to his family doc, who finally referred him for another colonoscopy. This is now Oct 07. One doctor attempted the procedure but was unable to insert the cameral so the doctor who did the initial colonoscopy told my dad that he didn't need to come back for ten years. My dad told him he can't take the pain, so the GI doc referred my dad to a surgeon. The surgeon immediately suspected it was a tumor. She did a surgical biopsy and yes it was a tumor. At this point my dad was having to wear depends because of no bowel control. He ended up having a permanant colostomy. This is now Aug 4, 2008. Well his oncologist called at the end of October and said they found spots in his lung that needed to biopsy. Well its the same cancer now in his lung. Its terminal giving him less than a year. What do you think about the two delays in diagnosis?
