Deed transfer between spouses?
If the deed states it is to you and your father "as joint tenants with rights of survivorship and not as tenants-in-common" then if your father...
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If the deed states it is to you and your father "as joint tenants with rights of survivorship and not as tenants-in-common" then if your father...
Depends on what the will says. Charleston, SC has no bearing on it as it is governed by the S.C. Code. Some wills say no fee but reimbursement...
10 years - "no informal probate or appointment proceeding or formal testacy or appointment proceeding ... may be commenced more than ten years...
Generally what you are being told is correct. Would suggest you have someone look at the actual deed to make sure it is not in joint tenancy with...
You should have a different attorney review your neighborhoods covenants and restrictions and associations bylaws, etc. If they are suing the...
It depends on the type of lien you are talking about. Certain liens only last for specified periods of time. For example judgments attach to real...
Essentially, you will have to bring a lawsuit against your Brother to have a Court declare that your mother did not have the "capacity" to sign the...
You need to find a local probate attorney who can review the probate court records and advise you on your rights based on a review of the estate,...
Yes it is still possible, but you should contact the lawyer you were working with prior to her showing up and taking back your niece. Whether your...
As Mr. Burgess stated, if more than 10 years have passed and an Estate was never opened, then the Will is not going to control and you can not open...