My mom died 1 and a half years ago, and left me, and my two siblings the house. My sister and myself and our kids live there

Excellent advice offered by previous posters. While you can continue to live in the property and pay taxes and bills - it will not alone give you...

How do I go about getting my ex to sign over rights.

Both previous posters appear to be practicing attorneys in your local area. I would make an appointment with an attorney to consult on the best...

Both previous posts contain good advice. I suggest you seek a consultation as soon as possible to assess your options!

I'm executor of my Moms estate do I need permission from my sister to reduce the price of her house to sell. She won't agree.

I agree with both previous posters. I also believe you should seek a personal consultation to help you with this situation. The lawyer for the...

Can I get my daughters back after giving someone tempory custody?

You will need to discuss this with an attorney in your area. You can start by reading the Order from the court that awarded temporary custody. ...

Legal Liability in Ohio

You should consult a local attorney that is skilled in estate planning (you will be providing for your son & his care after your death) and also in...

Does my husbands power of attorney over rule my rights as his wife

It depends. This is often the answer to legal questions. Perhaps you can provide some additional details regarding the specific situation. Also...

How should child title vehicle?

In addition to earlier posts you will want to check the tax implications in your state if you give the car to your son (he may have to pay tax) or...

I just got a notice from my HOA board that I will be fined $100/day for violating a rental cap. Can a HOA board do this?

Not that I am aware of. The $100 per day for a violation seems reasonable although you can litigate the issue on the basis that it is not...

If the wifes name is not on the title of their home, will she be excluded from any property rights should they divorce?

Likely no, you will not be excluded from any property rights. Consult with a local family law attorney to establish what your specific rights are...