My friend, I purchased a property in 2003 from someone holding power of attorney for the president of a charitable trust. The property was not listed in the trust’s official documents. Now, a trustee has filed a lawsuit claiming the sale was illegal. The case is in court since 2010. What should I do? I need legal advice.

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › My friend, I purchased a property in 2003 from someone holding power of attorney for the president of a charitable trust. The property was not listed in the trust’s official documents. Now, a trustee has filed a lawsuit claiming the sale was illegal. The case is in court since 2010. What should I do? I need legal advice.
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My friend, I purchased a property in 2003 from someone holding power of attorney for the president of a charitable trust. The property was not listed in the trust’s official documents. Now, a trustee has filed a lawsuit claiming the sale was illegal. The case is in court since 2010. What should I do? I need legal advice.

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Apni Law Staff answered 1 year ago

You should immediately consult with a lawyer specializing in property law and trusts. They can assess the strength of your case, review the court proceedings, and advise you on appropriate actions, including potential defenses, to protect your interests.

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