Can i sue my lender or title insurance?
Joint tenancy status has nothing to do with your mortgage. Rather than sue, why don't you and the other party simply change the deed to joint tenancy?
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Joint tenancy status has nothing to do with your mortgage. Rather than sue, why don't you and the other party simply change the deed to joint tenancy?
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You're not going to win this one.
Buy it with all four names on the deed.
At least as to his relative share because tha laws of intestacy will determines if others (your brothers and/or sisters) also inherit as well, if any.
That would be called "trespassing".
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You can sue. Are you going to be successful? Not likely.
No doubt it's a problem.
All other things aside, you own one-half of the house.