Question is what are my legal rights to keeping the house other then selling
You own a 50% share of the home. To whom did she leave her share of the home? It sounds like your sister's child is living in the house with you...
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You own a 50% share of the home. To whom did she leave her share of the home? It sounds like your sister's child is living in the house with you...
Once the foreclosure proceeding begins, you SHOULD be served with the pleadings as an interested party (renter), unless the court is not made aware...
Your friend cannot "give" her baby to you, notarized agreement or not. First, you will need to hire a Guardianship attorney to represent your...
If probate is closed, and you are one of the estate beneficiaries, then you would have been given a Final Accounting for your approval. Did you...
It depends. When you did probate for your mother's estate, did you file and publish a Notice to Creditors? Did you notify the hospital of her...
Since you are aware of the lien against the estate, it is your responsibility (or whomever is acting as Personal Representative) to notify ALL...
First off, I would like to correct your notion that her being a "stay at home Mom" is not of value. You may have paid for it, but did you also pay...
Inspectors usually have waivers in their inspection contracts. And, even if they don't waive everything, it is usually limited to the cost of the...
Yes. You can have the home deeded to a Revocable Trust that holds the property in trust for her benefit. There are ways to ensure that the Trust...
No. Nothing lasts forever and typically, the builder warranty lasts a year. Only if the builder used sub-grade materials or didn't comply with...