If the aunt left the money to her nephew, the parents should not have used his funds to put the house in someone else's (their) name(s). A probate...

Unless she and your brother had a contractual relationship regarding any of his assets or was named in his Will, she would not have any rights as...

Where's the property? Tennessee or Florida. I don't practice law in Tennessee. If the property is in Florida, you would a Florida attorney...

If a probate has not been opened, open one and have the judge (if summary administration) or the PR if full administration do a court order or deed...

My colleagues have given you good advice. As a pretermitted spouse (assuming no pre or post nuptial agreement) she is entitled to a life estate...

Do you or your stepmother have his Durable Power of Attorney? If not, and none exists, you might petition for a Guardianship and request that you...

Mr. Gunthert gave you the complete correct answer. it is not necessary to use a U.S. notary if executed properly in the country where the grantor...

If you can't all agree to sell it, any of those (or all of those) who wish to keep it can buy those who wish to sell out, either with moneys they...

First rule. Anyone can sue anyone for anything. Second rule. To prevail one would have to prove either undue influence or your mother's...

Was there a probate open and was your brother appointed PR? If not, by what authority is he trying to remove you? Assuming there were only 2...