How to remove lien placed in deceased spouse interest in house?
I second Mr. Lipshutz: the spouse may be able to get the decedent's interest in the house free of the lien through a year's support proceeding....
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I second Mr. Lipshutz: the spouse may be able to get the decedent's interest in the house free of the lien through a year's support proceeding....
I am going to assume that you are asking about an estate where there was no valid Will, because you ask about an "Administrator." Some of the...
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Depending on the purpose of the trust, it may be possible for the trust (not you) to purchase a house for your children to live in after it has...
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I'm sorry to tell you that, based solely on the facts that you appear to state in your post (this is your stepmother, not biological or adoptive...
Unless there is a Will that states that the house must be distributed to a particular beneficiary and not sold, then you can sell the house...
You can do it two ways: One, you can send him the Petition and a letter and ask him to sign it and return it to you to be filed. But you can also...
You can't actually prevent your mother from trying to claim you and your son as her dependents. However, what you can do is: 1. as the first...
Consult an attorney who has estate litigation experience. The attorney can help you figure out whether you should even expect anything yet and get...
I agree with the other respondents, but just to provide you a little more information about what would generally be needed next, after a year's...