My husband & I's morgage was thru Countrywide & Chase took over.Should 'nt the terms of the prior contract we signed be honored?

You should have a local attorney review the mortgage and any ancillary agreements for you. In all likelihood, your mortgage has not changed, but...

I was not informed that i needed to provide 60 days notice for vacating, Is there any way out of this?

Do you have a written lease agreement? If so, try reading it, as you might find some more helpful information in the lease. If you do not have a...

If a spouse dies without a will, will everything go to the living spouse, when there is a child from a previous marriage.

Generally, when there is a child from a previous marriage everything does not go to the surviving spouse. Rather, the surviving spouse gets...

Can a landlord sue you for back rent after you have moved from a home?

It appears there is more to this story, and so you should get with a local real estate attorney to discuss the matter and make certain they have...

Can a will take more than 2 years to distribute the assets to the people it was left to? Or should i check into it further?

It can, and often does, take a significant amount of time for the executor to gather all assets, complete the required filings with the...

Does a will have to be read before any decesoins can be made to sell/give property to someone other than what is stated in will?

You need to get a copy of the will and get it in front of an attorney for review. The oral statements prior to your parents death really have no...

Can an executrix make decesion on who gets what assets when the will states to be theirs in equal shares

So long as the executor is following the terms of the will, yes. It is very common for an executor to make a judgment call as to who gets what. ...

I have a full durable power of attorney over my mother can she sign a loan?

You should get with a local attorney and have them review the power of attorney to confirm it is valid. They should also meet with your mother to...

Can I transfer the title on property which I individually own to a LLC I solely own without invoking the due-on-sale clause?

In order to answer this question an attorney will need to review the Due on Sale clause in your deed of trust; however, in my experience, the...

As Mr. Stutes noted, a "living will" is not a will at all; rather, it is more commonly known as an Advanced Medical Directive (AMD), and it will do...