How can relative's property be removed at their expense from my house?
I've done this on an estate I handled: Letter (a) explaining that their stuff was put there for free and they paid no storage fees nor are you...
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I've done this on an estate I handled: Letter (a) explaining that their stuff was put there for free and they paid no storage fees nor are you...
What do you do? You consult a probate lawyer. DO NOT DO NOT go to the courthouse without talking to one - it could be a very expensive mistake....
Elder Financial Abuse costs our seniors a huge amount of money. Here's an article that ran this morning in the Roanoke Times: ...
The law is still evolving on SLAPP lawsuits, my thought is that courts will find these clauses repugnant. Of course, your (husband's) review could...
Mr. Sexauer is correct - it depends on the wording in the deed to your husband and his mother. At worst, she'd own the entire property; at best...
Mr. Kreitzer and Mr. Bateman are correct - you need to take the document to a lawyer to review. Mr. Bateman went further and nailed the big issue...
When you say 'second mortgage' do you mean that there are TWO mortgages on the property? And there are several types of 'mortgage'. How much,...
There are a lot of moving parts here, and I won't answer your specific questions. You absolutely need to consult a lawyer before you do anything...
The answer is very very dependent on the lease language. I've seen leases that don't say anything, which means that at the end of the term the...
You get what you pay for - don't be a cheapskate at your grandmother's expense. First, you need an Elder Law attorney to help guide you through...