Mr. Camp's answer is correct. But ... you should be actively seeking counsel and retain someone shortly, to ensure that you are aware of your...

I have changed the heading to "Real Estate", which is more appropriate based on your description and may lead to more answers for you - but, the...

I have changed the heading to "Probate", which is a more accurate description of your question. There is paperwork which you can fill out -...

Your question is somewhat vague - if the question is - can an administrator willfully exclude an heir - who would otherwise be entitled to part of...

This is a question that should be posed to your attorney. If you are not represented by counsel, you should retain one immediately. If your case...

This is an issue for which you should retain counsel's assistance ... but the first step is to ask them. If they don't respond, it would be fair...

I changed the tag to "Divorce and Separation" which is more appropriate. The question is lacking a very important piece of information - is the...

Mr. Camp's analysis is 100% correct; I would add to it that, if he is seeking the worst case scenario, the lender could (1) call the note/mortgage...

While the end result of divorce may not be contested, if he has not waived the count of his counterclaim regarding extreme cruelty, the court may...

As Mr. Boyer indicates, it is not as simple as just getting your name off of the loan. The loan to the other person was contingent upon your...