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I would seek the advice of a solicitor who specializes in probate and/or property matters. You could consider placing a caveat on the property to protect your interests - if you can prove you fullfill certain requirements. Be aware though that there can be penalties for applying a caveat which...

I once rented a flat in a multi-story block of flats. I paid extra to have an under cover parking bay. Most of the people in the flats did not work, so when I got home from work, my bay would be occupied - usually by the same vehicle (probably another tenant). Manager was not interested, but...

Again, check the law in your state e.g. the Strata Titles Act. As I understand Strata Title on properties, all the owners of the properties are jointly responsible for common external problems e.g. painting, gardens, roof repairs etc. The owners are usually personally responsible for...

In some states you cannot claim the share from the neighbour until their building is either habitable or occupied. This means that if the block remains vacant, you cannot claim - possibly for years. You need to find out what the rules are under the Fencing Act for your state. I would also...

Cheapest DIY method:- Contact Citizens Advice Bureau and/or your local court. Get brochures from them. Look online at the "Fencing Act" for your state (it tells you what steps you need to take AND you will need to know what section of the Act you will be using). Make an appointment for brief...

it sounds like she is in a very bad state.:( Does she have relatives or friends who can organize for her to receive medical or home help etc? Are they aware of her condition? If there is no person to help her, contact her GP - or the Social Worker at the local hospital. Advise them that...