It is called a Personal Representative's Deed. And you do need an attorney.

You can sue. You need the paperwork and if the amount is over $5,000 you need the contractor as a witness and you should have a lawyer. Suit will...

The preparation of the Deed is very little work and therefore little cost. It is more expensive to file.

If you signed the Agreement you are bound. If you did not sign, you are not. Direct your question to the author of the agreement, or better yet,,...

Call the MVA. They have a procedure when you have the death certificate.

You do not need a lawyer to call her. If she wants a divorce, she will have paper sent to you. Then you will decide if you need a lawyer.

I believe it is possible as long as you are still on the loan, who is going to object?

Who did you pay the $375 to? Maybe you can sue the technician in small claims court.

Yes. one of you has to buy insurance. If you did not, your co-owner must.

You could call the Attorney General's Office of Consumer Protection: 410-576-6337. Or you could see a private attorney about Whistle Blower claims.