Nov 3, 2015 · Et al is a shortcut indicating that there are other names on the title that probably don't fit in the data field of the database you are looking at. You'll need to take a look at the actual deed.

Feb 9, 2014 · name the other person if possible, et al is only to shorten the title of a complaint.

Dec 20, 2018 · "Et Al" generally means "and others" Essentially this is an abbreviation used to represent all other interested parties without having to list them all out individually.

Aug 3, 2021 · If there are many plantiffs or defendants lets say 10 when filing motions on pleading paper instead of listing 10 defendants or plantiffs can I just put et al if I include the case number and previously listed the defendants or plaintiffs.

Jan 15, 2022 · Etux is an abbreviation for et uxor, which means “and wife.” In many property record databases, property owned by a husband and wife will be shown as “ [Husband’s name] etux” because there is limited space in the display field. This is distinguished from the common “et al” indicator, which is used when property is jointly owned by non-married people. So, “Henry Husband etux ...

Jan 19, 2019 · et al means "and others". You need to pull the deeds to see who those others are, and that may just be to start.

Nov 27, 2012 · Et al. is a Latin abbreviation for "and other persons". It is used when referring to a number of people, i.e., John Smith, et al. It is typically used in the caption of court documents following the first named party, to signify that more than one individual is or may be involved on one side of the case, i.e., ABC Mortgage Company vs John Smith et al.

Mar 20, 2018 · Two great answers. You do not have to transfer the deed out of your name, as you will still own your half free of any claim of your mother's estate. Also, if your mother is still living, you can do a new deed from the two of you to the two of …

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Nov 19, 2013 · The prosecutor's office will review the citation and reports, likely file misdemeanor theft charge (s) and possible a commercial burglary charge (particularly if in Vista) against you. If convicted of the misdemeanor theft offense you will face 1-180 days jail, public work service, 3 years summary misdemeanor probation, fines of over $600, et al.