Can my great aunt take property from me that I inherited?
You separately posted a very similar question, which I responded to. I reprint below the prior answer that I gave. It sounds like you and your...
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You separately posted a very similar question, which I responded to. I reprint below the prior answer that I gave. It sounds like you and your...
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It sounds like you and your great aunt own the property as tenants in common. That means you each have a 50 percent undivided interest. In other...
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Mr. Farr and Mr. Brophy give you good advice. There is no magic method of finding out what assets a decedent had -- you just have to do the...
It seems to me you have enough difficulties right now without adding to them by making statements that appear defamatory on their face as to...
It's likely (though not definite) that the deed to the house in Arizona was held as joint tenants or tenants by the entirety. As for the house in...
Your posting is impossible to understand. You are likely referring to a previous posting, but you don't identify that posting or any of the facts;...
The way I see it, if you don't hire a probate lawyer, you may have to hire a criminal defense lawyer. Your basic premise is wrong -- that a...
Your posting is entirely unclear. I was going to move it over to the Landlord/Tenant category, but let me suggest instead that you rewrite your...
I am sorry for your loss. Your father INTENDED to become a Michican resident, but your posting suggests that he was not yet a resident of that...
My colleagues all give you good advice. You're going to have to play Sherlock Holmes. Look through the decedent's personal papers, particularly...