They shouldn't charge for the appliances or the 'priming' of the floor (sounds like a BS move to me).

You need an attorney to advise you and your sibling on how to do it. BE CAREFUL with a "Disclaimer" because if your sibling disclaims their share,...

The surprising answer is maybe nothing as to grandfather's estate. If all accounts and property were in survivorship, then recording the will -...

I agree that the landlord should not have shared the eviction letter with the building inspector. However, more important, it seems that the...

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Before you do anything, consult an Elder Law Attorney. There are a number of us in your area. I've seen too many people rush to the courthouse to...

I've seen this too many times - the divorce lawyer never follows up on the details and the client is left hanging even a decade later - just as you...

Mr. Rafter gave sound advice: you need an attorney. I suggest an Elder Law attorney who can handle litigation - you can find an elder law...

My friend Mr. Farr is correct - doing that could create some very serious and expensive problems. And I'll bet whoever told you that doesn't do...

Either an elder law attorney or an experienced real estate attorney can give you some good advice - you are in an area with some good ones. Your...

Honestly, I wouldn't worry about it. I have no idea why it was even included in the deed, unless you were dealing with some stupid lender who...