Seneca, SC
Real estate Lawyer at Seneca, SC
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Elder Law ... +6 more
It depends. As stated by Attorney Deason, if you held title with your mother as joint tenants with right of survivorship, her passing gave you...
First, some terminology - your sister can only be the personal representative (Florida does NOT call it "executor") if she has filed for probate...
Sorry to hear about your situation - unless you can PROVE (i.e., preponderance of the evidence) that the appraiser willfully gave you an...
Sell the bike back to your "friend" and get a bike from a legitimate seller. This is truly more trouble than its worth. Barring that, the DMV...
The lease agreement is binding on the current owner and any subsequent owner. Landlord cannot simply "change their mind" any more than can the...
Have the trust document reviewed by a local estate-planning attorney. There most likely is a clause that covers the event of your wife's death and...
As his wife (at least for now), he has to have your signature on any Mortgage or Refi stipulating that you are aware of and in agreement with the...
It is a very simple matter, but may not be the best option. First, if your Mom transfers the ownership to you, it will trigger the "due on sale"...
OK. It sounds like you are speaking about two different problems here. 1) speak with the lawyer who handled the closing about the "fix" that the...
Two things; 1) file for probate immediately (hire an attorney to do it for you), and 2) have your attorney get an accounting from the aunt / nephew...