Can a deed of trust be revoked if signed over to a sister?

I agree with the other two attorneys. A deed of trust is the document filed by the mortgage lender to protect their rights in the property should...

Is this will valid???

The facts are a bit confusing in that you state a niece named herself as a personal representative. Only the testatrix (your aunt) can name the...

Mom died with will leaving 50% to me , 25% to my step-sister, and 25% to my step-brother. How do we divide the assets? Lawyer?

Assuming you can find the original will, hire competent local counsel to file it with the court. If the home is only 1/4 hers, your attorney will...

As long as you did not sign any hospital papers as an individual (as opposed to his attorney in fact under his power of attorney) then you are...

My mother died and I want to know if I have and inheritance.

The hardest part of handling an estate is finding the assets. I would search her home (but not alone) looking for her check book, monthly financial...

Do you have to have a will If your childrens names are on everything you own?

I agree with the other attorneys. HOWEVER, every now and then when someone dies we find assets that have to pass through probate because of...

How do I go about getting Guardianship over my grown sister whom has a mental illness?

I agree with attorney Early. Competent counsel can get you through the process quickly and efficiently

I was sued for my deceased father's hoa dues. my attorney has been in touch with the plaintiff attorney.

I agree with Attorney Zellinger. Retain local competent attorney that can help you with these interrelated questions.

My parents are durable power of attorney for each other.

I agree with attorney Davis. Save yourself some time and get that letter from the parent's doctor rather than face some type of emergency and have...

What constitutes a "Gift" in regards to a Durable Power of Attorney?

The power of attorney should specifically state what your gifting powers are. it might be limited to the annual gift exclusion, or not. Further,...