My mom passed away with no will 10 years ago
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Your fact pattern is insufficient to give you a definitive answer. Consult local counsel to discuss this in better detail.
I assume you mean your step-father is the Trustee of the Trust. The terms and conditions of the trust will control. It's possible there may be no...
Your statement is a bit unclear. First, assuming there is a will, does it permit the executor to sell real estate or must you get a court order to...
I would suggest contacting any legal aid office in your vicinity. They should be able to assist.
Look on the internet for an organization called NOVA. This stands for National Association of Veterans Attorneys. Most members handle nothing but...
I'd contact the insurance company and ask for a supervisor or their legal department. Sounds like you talked to a person who did not understand...
Without something in writing showing you and your husband were purchasing the home from your father-in-law, I'm afraid you are out of luck. At...
One of the primary reasons for establishing any stand alone trust is the privacy and secrecy afforded. No, it is not required that the trust be...
Assuming he died in South Carolina, that State's intestate rules will govern. A quick search on line should provide your answer.
Yes. Only having a life estate, which means he has the right to reside in the home until he dies or voluntary moves out, he has no right to lease...