Can I get my name on the deed of the house my mother and father had? He passed and she now lives in another state.
I would have to see the deed whereby your parents acquired title, and you'll probably need your mother's consent. Jack
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I would have to see the deed whereby your parents acquired title, and you'll probably need your mother's consent. Jack
Have an attorney present if you're concerned. Ask for a remote, encrypted discussion. Jack
Contact the NYS Department of State, Division of Licensing Services. Ja k
I'm not sure, but why risk it? Why do you want your mother 49% on the deed? Jack
Retain counsel to review and/or prepare the needed contracts. Jack
Do not accept the money or end the case without the benefit of counsel. Jack
What is the amount in dispute? Jack
Not positive, but I would think so. What would be the reason for wanting to bank outside New York? Jack
The easiest way to resolve this is by written agreement in advance of the service. Jack
Not sure. What does the bank say? Jack