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We are an Agency that specializes in helping clients preparing and drafting of legal documents to acquired legitimate ownership of property whether through Adverse Possession (squatter’s right), First Registration and land transfers. We also offer other personalized services to our clients. Our team of experienced individuals are dedicated and committed to providing exceptional and on-time services with factual information to assist our client’s achieving their business transactions.
We possessed years of experience in the specialize areas in the dealing with land matters. We act on behalf of our client’s land title matters in collaboration with the National Land Agency and other government agency related to your matters. We will navigate through challenges and technicalities while you entrust us to execute your matters for you. It doesn’t matter where you are home or abroad Time Tested Titles will provide you with the best service while you can relaxed in the comfort of your home and while everyone situation is unique, we will provide a strategy to mitigate the risk of failing to achieving your goal.
WE DO NOT PROVIDE OR OFFER LEGAL ADVICE IN RELATION TO LAND MATTERS OR ANY OTHER RELATED MATTERS AND IT’S THEREFORE THE CLIENT’S RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT THEY SECURE THEIR BEST INTEREST BY PROVIDING ACCURATE INFORMATION. TIME TESTED TITLES DO NOT GUARANTEE ANY APPROVAL FOR TITLE APPLICATIONS AS ALL FINAL DECISIONS ARE VESTED BY THE NATIONAL LAND AGENCY (NLA).
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Frequently Asked Question
Adverse possession is a legal concept that allows a person to gain ownership of a piece of property through continuous and open use.
The time frame takes at least 12 years of continuous and open use before a claim of adverse possession can be made.
To prove adverse possession, you will need to demonstrate that you have been using the property openly,continuously and undistrubt for a certain period of 12 years upwards , and that the previous owner did not object to your use of the property.
Paying taxes on a property can be evidence of adverse possession, but it is not
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