If a person owns the home before you marry, what happens after death of the owner, to that property?

The first question really needs to be who inherits the home. If the Deed states Second Husband's name at all, review it carefully with an...

Can we be forced out of the home we've had for 10 years due to no will and greedy siblings?

It is more often then not that when property is left to multiple beneficiaries, one or more of the parties wants to sale and receive their portion...

What can i do about a will being frauded?

Unfortunately, both previous answers are correct, there is no other way around this other then taking the matter to court. Evaluate the value of...

Can a Non Owner on a bank account request information on that account?

I am going through this with another client as we speak. It comes down to how the other person is listed on the account. If they are a "owner" of...

When a Quit Claim deed filed in MN in 2004, was signed by the Grantor. Do the Grantees need to sign anything.?

A "Life Estate" is just that. For that persons life. Even if in a nursing home, they are still alive and there will still be the "intent to...

The main concern is who has authority to sign the quiet title action as an owner of the property, or having authority to act on behalf of the...

How can I get my aunt to give me my deceased fathers trust. I have a probate lawyer but she hired him and he doesn’t help me.

I would begin with a demand letter making the formal request and stating that you would rather not hire an attorney but will if it comes down to...

Filing a quit claim deed.

Couple of things, you are right to be confused because the POA's no longer help after death. He needs to file the death certificate first. This...

All beneficiaries of the Will have the right to get a copy of it. So, first ask the executor of the estate if your husband was a beneficiary and...

What should I do with a municipal bond that is part of an estate and cannot be redeemed?

Your right to recognize that leaving the estate open for 14 years is not reasonable nor in the best interest of the beneficiaries nor in up holing...