If you had not put it in her name, you could have claimed it as your own separate property due to it being inherited money. However, since you put...

You would have to be the proper heir to the property, either due to your grandmother's will, or if there's no will, then because you're the heir in...

I just Googled the name of the company, and it turns out that lots of people have received similar letters from them and have no clue as to what...

Well, once your divorce is filed with the court, he won't have control of everything because the law is that your marital property (real estate,...

Attorney Coulter gave you a very good answer. Depending on how the writing with his wishes looks, it's possible that it's good enough to be...

Don't pay more money. It does sound like a scam. Illegal transactions can be considered voidable in some circumstances, so you might be able to get...

I agree with my colleagues. Usually the latest will is the one that controls, but what if he messes up something in it? With no attorney to advise...

You need to hire a real estate attorney who would feel comfortable straightening this out for you.

Unfortunately, you can't request an attorney through the "Ask an Attorney" part of Avvo. We're only here to answer general questions. However, you...

You don't say whether this is a residential or commercial project. I agree with Attorney Koslyn that nobody can give you proper advice without...