Can I have my sister evicted from our mother's home we inherited?
Who's on the deed? If she's on the deed, no eviction. If she's not, then eviction seems appropriate.
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Who's on the deed? If she's on the deed, no eviction. If she's not, then eviction seems appropriate.
Joint owners are responsible for joint expenses, period. If your sisters don't want to sell, you can force a sale through a Petition for Partition...
Ms. Weinberg has given you a very insightful answer--sounds like a guardianship may well be in order. You should get a consult with a local elder...
You can't. You have to go through probate to get appointed as executor.
You need to file your objection as a caveat with the local probate court that your brother filed in. Best see a local probate attorney to assist...
Any child support that may have been due, would have been due from your putative father, not the Army.
If they do not willingly agree to you buying their interest , then a Partition for Sale must be brought before the court to allow for the sale.
You need to follow the eviction process--first step, a 60 day notice letter; it must be in writing. If she doesn't get the hint, then move on to...
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You sell the home as administrator of the estate, realizing the home will be encumbered with a lien from the State. Proceeds from sale go toward...