No--in most states, the transfer of real estate requires the signature of the owner and the owner's spouse (to eliminate any possible marital...

As previously mentioned, you are unable to have a signature notarized after the signor's death. If you wish to transfer property owned by a...

If I understood you correctly, your husband's mother was the only sibling to her sister. This could mean that your husband is the owner...

Typically when an estate is being administered by the estate representative, the heirs of the estate receive a notice. Do you know if the...

I presume the check is made payable to your mother (or her estate). In order to successfully cash/deposit the funds (and get them to the rightful...

The heirs of his estate are only able to demand his property, whether solely owned by him or partially owned by him (depending on how the assets...

Typically a letter is not sufficient; however, as mentioned above by my colleague, it could qualify as a holographic Will. You should consult a...

If your father has a Will, the Will is going to determine who the recipient of the property is. Regardless of whether his current wife is named,...

I agree with all previous answers. Assuming you have no ties with the accident, you are not personally liable for the claim. The same goes for...

Her Will does not transfer title until she passes away. That means that your late husband had no current ownership interest in the property, and...