I'm sorry for your loss. You need to consult an experienced probate lawyer or possibly an experienced real estate lawyer. My remarks are subject...

A power of attorney isn't a 'do it yourself' thing, although a lot of people try. I've made more money cleaning up one 'home-style' power of...

Your question is confusing, or you are confused. Restating your facts: 1) H owns land acquired pre-marriage. 2) An agreement - pre nuptial or...

Your questions tell me that you're not totally familiar with trusts, and you're trying to do it yourself. Trusts are more complex than most people...

From the facts you provided, five of you own the property in equal shares by Virginia law. If there is a will, it should be recorded at the Circuit...

First, tax records are not proof of who owns a particular piece of property - just who is being assessed as the probable owner. As the Texas lawyer...

You need a lawyer who is experienced in both probate and real estate. The information you do not provide is the value (probable sale price) of the...

Mr. Press and Mr. Farr are both correct. How property is owned by several people can be somewhat tricky even for some lawyers. I also agree that...

Agree that you need to consult an experienced probate lawyer or an experienced real estate lawyer. The general rule is the heirs of deceased...

The short answer to your question is yes, your stepfather can will or even deed his 'undivided interest' to whomever he wishes. And if he, also,...