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,...

Assuming you saved the big stack of documents you were given when you bought the property, there are a few that might provide guidance: one is the...

First, that it wasn't "notarized" is meaningless. All a notary does is certify that the person who signed the document is, in fact, that person. ...

According to the law on recordation taxes and fees, 1) from one LLC to another - full taxation; it's a little more than $3.00 per thousand...

That lien is likely a judgement lien. Did you have a credit card with Chase? The title company has a copy of whatever document relates to the...

Since there is no estate - and no one was formally appointed by the court to handle it - there's no money to pay the dental bill. None of her...

It may depend on the wording in the deed, but I doubt it. The general rule is that a will only handles property that the decedent owned at their...

How long have y'all been in a relationship? What is your expectation for the future (permanent or will it fade out after time)? If you add her...

You should contact an attorney to advise you given the facts, law and regulations as there are a number of ways this could go. This stuff is very...