Your Mom and her boyfriend would need to execute a deed from themselves as JTWROS (grantors) to themselves as TIC (grantees). She should do a will...

The question is whether you were added as a current Trustee or a successor Trustee. If your parents are still alive and remain the only current...

Irrevocable Trusts can be a great way to prevent your assets from being counted for Medicaid purposes down the road if one or both of you need...

Can I sell my home by Quit Claim deed?

Unfortunately, it really isn't possible to answer your question without seeing all of the deeds in question. Take them all to a probate or real...

Mother moved from FL to NC just before her death. In which state would the will be filed?

A probate action will have to opened in Alachua County, FL, where the property is located. A probate in NC would have no effect or power over the...

Do I need to remove my deceased husbands name prior to having an enhanced life estate deed done?

If you and your husband are on the deed as husband and wife, then the county recorder's office will remove his name from their records...

It is impossible to follow your fact pattern without seeing the deeds and understanding better who is who. A house was left to your mom and 2...

Two names are on a will as beneficiaries. One person is deceased. Now what?

Can't say without seeing the Will. Was it drafted by an attorney? If so, it will generally include additional language such as "to X and Y, or...

How to protect a revocable trust from liabilities from a beneficiary?

Your mother's revocable living trust is not liable during your mom's life for judgments against beneficiaries who may become entitled to trust...

Property left by deceased parent now in both my sister and my name on deed. Want to remove sister's name

Yes, you could attempt to do it yourself but deeds are rife with landmines if you do not know what you are doing. For the very reasonable cost of...