Should I buy out sibling on home in trust or sell?
There is no one answer here. A place to start might be to go to your bank and see what amount you could get pre-approved for a mortgage based on...
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There is no one answer here. A place to start might be to go to your bank and see what amount you could get pre-approved for a mortgage based on...
It sounds like your sister made a private deal with your uncle for his half. There should be no taxes due here, but I am not sure what you are...
You should be able to just go ahead and sell. Check with management if you are unsure. The seller is the trust.
You get your father's one third share (you mentioned an aunt and one other sibling). But, you may have to prove your paternity.
Haber is right. There is a lot of legal work ahead to challenge this stuff, and there are strict deadlines. You did not state where the probate...
Depends on the language of the deed. If JTROS, then you get the whole. If not, you get your half, and half of the father. The sisters's kids get...
You need to do both. The most critical thing is to file the will, so the court knows you exist. You do not want the Public Administrator to be...
You need to file a claim for the expense, and then you can bring a proceeding to pay the claim in Surrogate's Court. It is as you say a priority...
I would need to see the deed to make sure it is tenants in common. If it is, the best procedure is the one the prior poster mentioned. Estate in...
Your post is unclear about what is recorded and not recorded. You can record anything now. Given the state of title, you are looking at a...