Unfortunately, it is not simply a matter of removing a name from a deed. In order to accomplish what you are proposing, you will need a...

I agree with my colleagues. An asset recovery company is going to take a set percentage of the amount. So long as you did not sign their contract,...

You cannot "remove your husband" from the deed to your home, however, you have two alternatives. Both require your husband's cooperation. The first...

The answer is that it is unlikely that you will have to wait for the probate proceedings in order to have your escrow refunded, since the Seller...

Selected as the best answer

I am unaware of any case law that would specifically answer your question, but you can make a very good argument that the cost of the child care...

Under the facts that you described, the asset would be divided among the beneficiaries of the Will and the deceased child's share would go to the...

I agree with my colleague Attorney Lindquist, but would add that it is very likely that you will need to file a formal administration in order to...

Assuming that your grandmother was a resident of New York State, you should re-post this question under New York State probate, since the law on...

You may want to contact Community Legal Services of Mid-Florida - Daytona Beach for low cost/free legal assistance. You may also want to reach...

Depending on the language of your Final Judgment, the deed may actually not be necessary. The way to determine the sufficiency of your Final...