Sounds like her Will needs to be probated. The answer to your question is no..see an attorney. Once the Will is probated, the title will be in your...

The Court told you what you need to do. What the Court did not tell you was to stop playing attorney because you don't know what you're doing, and...

The title determines ownership, not the loan. If you are not on the title, you are out in the cold. If you are on the title, see an attorney.

There's no rule that requires an attorney to be specific. It is good business practice to do so, and if a Court was trying to determine the...

You are asking for legal advice. This is a legal information site. I recommend that you retain an attorney to advise you as you negotiate...

It depends. If you are a minor, you are living under her roof and you must follow her rules. If you are an adult and living under her roof, you are...

When State Farm sued you, that was your opportunity to defend the lawsuit. There's now a judgment against you. It's a little late to address the...

Mr Arrasmith's answer is quite detailed and offers you some hope. Consult an attorney to see if you have a viable course of action. But keep in...

You can sue him in Florida. There are pros and cons of doing so. Depending on the amount, you may be able to hire an attorney to represent you....

No. Divorce records are public record. If you petitioned the Court to remove the record and the Court denied the petition, that's pretty much the...