Can I take my siblings and niece's name off the deed?
The only way for someone to be "taken off the deed" is for them to voluntarily convey the property to someone else or by court order. If your...
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The only way for someone to be "taken off the deed" is for them to voluntarily convey the property to someone else or by court order. If your...
From your explanation, the ex-girlfriend still owns a 50% interest in the property. If she wants to convey her interest in the property to you (or...
If a death certificate has been issued, that is conclusive proof that the person is dead. DHEC will only release copies of death certificates to...
The son who disclaimed his interest is treated as having predeceased your husband. So if the disclaimant son has children, they will share the...
You may. It would depend on the exact facts relating to your case. I suggest speaking with an attorney in your area to see if there is an...
The Personal Representative (PR) appointed by the Probate Court may take action to evict you if there are grounds to do so, such as non-payment of...
The HOA is most likely a non-profit corporation. In circuit court (where a mortgage foreclosure action would be brought), a corporation can only...
You will need your daughters to deed their remainder interest to you in order for you to regain full ownership of your property. You cannot...
If he owned real estate, yes you will need to open an estate in order to transfer the title of the real estate into your name. An estate must be...
There is no requirement to hire a lawyer in order to file a petition to be appointed conservator, but I believe you will be well served to hire a...