Can my son add his siblings to our joint deed without my permission?
It depends on how you own the property with your son. If he owns 50% as a tenant in common, he may be able to transfer his portion of the property...
Garden City, NY
Real estate Lawyer at Garden City, NY
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Estate Planning ... +4 more
It depends on how you own the property with your son. If he owns 50% as a tenant in common, he may be able to transfer his portion of the property...
I agree with the other attorney that you are in a month to month tenancy.
You should contact an attorney who practices real estate and law and litigation. Best of luck to you, I hope everything works out.
If your mom gave the house to your brother and sister, and then they gave it to your niece, then you don’t have a claim. But if your mother never...
So long as you were legally married at the time of his death you should be entitled to a share or more of his estate, you should consult with an...
There are a lot of variables, like for instance, were there any mortgages on the house that needed to be paid. If you are entitled to a share of...
You very well may have a case. I strongly advise that you immediately contact an attorney to discuss this matter with. Best of luck to you.
If you believe that your mother lacked the mental capacity to understand what was written in her will, then you may be able to contest the will. I...
I agree with the other answers, and he can force a sale of the property. However, in order to do this he would have to start a lawsuit for...
Generally, a trustee must bring an action behalf of the trust, however, it sounds like you wish to bring an individual action against another...