Real Estate / Cousin stole my dads home in Poland... [49]

the answer is simple, we didn't know the cousin got the home until now.
again, it's not about money at all, it's about keeping the families possessions in the family. value has nothing to do with it.

and for you negative people, we should have a court date by this monday; 2weeks after hiring a lawyer.
all the lawyers, actually seem to be positive the house will be given back. (expected time: 6 months - 1 year)

this forum is pointless now, but thanks for your feed back!

Real Estate / Cousin stole my dads home in Poland... [49]


i have no idea what part of north america you're from then, because in Toronto we always use polak, it's a polish word... how can it be offensive...

as i said in my original post, i dont want any money, i want the apartment itself, for my children and my children's children ect.

and actually 'buddy' poland has such a large population living outside of the country, that these cases are extremely common, goolgle lawyers in poland on google.ca, the first 10 pages will be lawyers dealing with last wills and testaments, its the SECOND most popular case seen in the polish courts today.

you shuold reread the original post, and answer the questions asked with evidence supporting your statements, not giving your opinion on the object.

honestly, your response'


just makes me think the right wing is totally right, the mass' can't lead themselves because they're actually incompetent.

Real Estate / Cousin stole my dads home in Poland... [49]

actually in Polish, it's "Polak and Polka" masc and fem.

1) actually in Polish, it's "Polak and Polka" masc and fem.
2) and yes it's an apartment, relax yourself buddy.
3) I actually saw my grandmother every single summer until i was 14 years old. (1989-2004).
4) we have not surpassed the statute of limitations because, if a person has been conned and manipulated while mentally ill, a 10-20 year limit in given.

5) we have contacted 3 lawyers so far, all recommended by the Canadian Embassy in Poland, and have been told the same thing from all 3, first we need the medical files.

6) you are not allowed to sign over you're home when you have alzheimer's. (which is what my grandmother suffered from, after the death of my uncle and his son (1996&1997) she fell into depression, then got Hep C at the hospital, and from 1999-2004 she had no idea who I or my father are.

7) my fathers cousin (letka) did infact claim that she "took care" of my grandmother, which is false, she only assisted in getting her into an old folks home by our request.

8) in the paperwork where she signed over the house to letkas husband, they stated they had no idea where my father was, which is false.

9) someone posted a comment about my residency, Poland has ruled that, claims to ownership cannot be denied based on residency; I assume because so many have left the country.

most importantly here, i noticed a lot of you are simply giving your opinions, and not basing them on any previous cases. you put "law" as an interest, i can see why it's only an "interest" and not an occupation.

if you are going to comment, PLEASE provide proof of your of your statement.

sincerely,
one pissed off polak.