.”, although there is no actual statute or law to support this.

This new law has now been codified into the Oklahoma Statutes, to be effective November 1st, 2018, in the Oklahoma Residential Landlord and Tenant Act as new Section 113.2. 

This strikes me as very intuitive and I'm willing to be alot of other states have similar statutes.

MitchellExcept that with laches, you don't know when the 2 year statute starts.

Does that include the statute of limitations for foreclosure filings?

And if you have an accountant that is shall we say "aggressive," what happens with IRS audits and the statute of limitations?

I only know a couple of states and there are so many statutes to learn for each area that it's easy to make a mistake (and I make plenty).  

If the administrator is uncertain as to who is to get what, then they should seek the advice of an attorney to read the will or trust or state statute to decide.

Adverse possession is the tool of last resort and often problematic.Every state has different statutes; I think PA's is (20) years.It IS the policy in all 50 states and commonwealths.

I also read through the Florida Statutes, which is where we all live and used that as a guide as they have specifics on operating LLCs in the state.This is what we have in ours and we tried to keep it very short.