Is there anyway they still have claims on the home if it's in my name

Why did they sign it over? Why do they now insist it is still theirs? Was the change of title properly registered? You may want to gently remind...

What are my options to legally get my ex-boyfriend to sell our house?

You and your BF need to have a frank conversation about how best to move forward and not jeopardize your respective credit scores. If he cannot...

What will happen t me and the house we share his children know he wanted. Me t have it

I am going to presume that he didn't leave a will? If your name is on the deed, his children have no right to make you move. A lot depends on how...

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Can a depo be contested because it is pointless.

If there is another party, the probate is being contested. Yes, if the judge orders it you must appear to be deposed, but you don't necessarily...

OK - you have presented a couple of scenarios here and in your later question. If your mom was "ruled" incompetent (incapacitated), that was done...

Trust can not be changed. Sister get's house. Mom requested sister sign promissory note, for fair equal. Sister won't agree.

Money and greed do strange things to families. It is really sad that it has come to this. This is the strongest reason for hiring an estate...

Can I force the sale of a house that I bought with a 50-50 partner?

You don't say why you find it necessary to "force" the sale of the home - is your ex-wife capable of paying for the maintenance of the home on her...

What trouble can you get in for flipping a house and not pulling permits?

First off, you have lack of disclosure issues; secondly, unless you are the homeowner and intend to live in the home for at least a year before...

What can I do to get her off the paperwork and put house under just my name?

Is she on the deed or just on the Note?? You don't make that clear. Are you trying to refinance the loan? If so, she should be happy to do so,...

If there is no valid Will, would his Common Law Spouse be able to control his estate and make final decisions or his children?

Your father's common law spouse (so long as they legitimately intended their relationship to form a marital union) has the same rights to your...