What are my odds of getting my name back on title that my sister had signed over to herself while mother was dying?
You would have to sue for possession of the car. This is probably not worth it.
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You would have to sue for possession of the car. This is probably not worth it.
If your mother has given you a house, then your mother cannot unilaterally take the house back. Was the house transferred to you with the transfer...
The money is probably held in escrow for the purchase of the property. You should consult with a real estate attorney immediately. You should...
Your wife will not be responsible for a loan not in her name. The debt and the RV will be part of your estate. If there is equity in the RV, then...
This is not worth a lawsuit, technically, you might have a claim based on an estoppel theory that you relied on the promise of the gift of land...
Sounds like a POA was not used to transfer the property from Father to Sister. If you want to challenge the deed to potentially have the home...
Go see an estate attorney in your state.
See an estate attorney with documents supporting the claims and debts.
Does your grandfather own the entire house? He can only sign over to you the part of the house that he owns.
The sister's estate inherits part of the mother's estate. Heirs/beneficiaries of the sister inherit her estate.
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