How do you transfer ownership from one beneficiary to another without legal fees?

When you say that you went to court and filed all the papers, I assume an application was made in Probate Court and a Personal Representative was...

How to remove a expired lien from title

A filed judgment is in force for 10 years in South Carolina. After that time, it no longer constitutes a lien against real estate even though the...

Is my apartment complex allowed to say I need to resign a concession document because they messed up the dollar amount?

If the landlord presented you the document (with the wrong amount), you signed it, and then they accepted the amount of rent agreed upon in the...

How to obtain information from the Probate Court on a current case if you are an Heir and not the PR. Inventory & Appraisement?

The case file is available for you or anyone else to view at the Probate Court. The court may charge a reasonable fee for copies of any documents...

If I no longer have a rental contract with a former tenant and they are squatting, can I just have them removed for tresspass?

If they were your tenants living there under a lease, agreement, or other contract, they must be evicted by a court proceeding, even if their lease...

What would happen if two people were co-owners of a timeshare and one party leaves a survivorship deed for their half?

A survivorship deed leaves the property to the surviving co-owner when one of the co-owners passes away. You should have an attorney review the...

After a person die, what's the maximum time you can hold off probate?

An estate must be administered within 10 years from the date of death.

If the Deed of Distribution shows that you inherited the house, the insurance company should not deny coverage due to the status of the title. ...

Since she was awarded the house in the divorce, it is hers to do with as she pleases. If she abandons it, that is her choice and right. (The city...

How do I get a person who made a deal with my 62 year old mother on a car she owns to follow through.?

Your mother can sue him in Magistrate's Court, which is South Carolina's small claims court. If she prevails and wins a money judgment against...