Is she the executor of the estate? The executor is the only one who can dispose of estate property, but only in accordance with the terms of the...

Attorney Persick is correct. It can be done. You just have to know the proper court rules/procedures and whether or not the case is set up to be a...

I agree that you're going to need advice from an attorney near you who can see your deed and title report, and advise you. Your new neighbors...

You need to talk to an estate lawyer who practices in the county where you live. The insurance company wants you to open an estate because they...

I agree with Attorney Koslyn. Entertainment law is specialized, and you want to make sure you talk to a music/entertainment attorney who works with...

Good question. There's no time to call the court to ask, and you could get in trouble if you're not there at 8:30. I would show up at 8:30, or...

First off, if your mom's on the deed, you can't just "take her off" without her agreeing and signing a new deed. Second, I have no idea why you'd...

Neither one of you wants to pay attorneys, however free general information on this page won't take the place of the advice and guidance of private...

You would need to talk to an attorney in your area who is familiar with this or could look up to see if there's a grandfather clause.

That's a tax question, not a legal question. You may be able to correct the mistake, but you'd have to talk to the IRS or your accountant for more...