Do I need a real estate lawyer?
Asked in Bolingbrook, IL - 6 months
5 years ago I purchased a property and put it in my mothers name because she convinced me that I was too young and irresponsible to have it in my own name. Now I want to switch it over and she is refusing to sign the documents.
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Richard J. Chertock
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There is nothing in the law to force your mother to return the gift after five years.
What am I missing? This is not a case for the courts.
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