Yes it's legal unless he didn't understand what he was doing or was unduly influenced to do this. If this is not what he wants done, your problem...

The misspelling shouldn't be a problem. Have a real estate lawyer look at the deed and at worst use her correct legal name (preceding AKA her name...

The simple answer is so long as the Trustee can find them, the addresses don't need to be in the document. If they don't want Dad to have their...

You definitely need a probate attorney to review the deed. If your sister only owns a life estate and 1/4 of the remainder, that's all she can...

If the PR believes all assets have been found and disclosed, but a creditor does not, ask the creditor where he or she thinks the assets are. You...

If there is no Will, your sister will be entitled to inherit from your parent(s). Her text is not a legal document and only her parents by a Will...

Your Dad could also buy his brother out and transfer the property to you afterwards to leave the probate court out of the equation.

The date of death in your question ia obviously wrong. I assume you mean December of 2021. If your grandmother was taken from Florida, I'd call...

The real question is whose name is on the deed. If it's your sister's, when her Will is probated the property would become yours. If Dad's name...

Once the car is paid off, it will be yours after her estate is probated. (Your tax collector may transfer the title without probate, but you...