Can my brother stop from selling my "interest" in a piece of property that is part of a life estate.
You can do it but you really should seek legal advice.
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You can do it but you really should seek legal advice.
Sorry, you have to do your homework on your own.
You have no right to refuse to appear. you may have a right to refuse to answer certain questions. get a lawyer ASAP.
You'll need to contact a lawyer ASAP and provide significantly more detail.
This isn't really a legal question; you might get a better response somewhere else.
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