Assuming that the deed with 2 names is truly "silent" on survivorship, then yes, the title company is apparently giving you proper information. If...

Good for you to keep asking questions! You previously asked a question about your mother's estate but didn't mention debt. Unless the debt is paid...

Hello, I'm sorry for your loss. Florida law won't allow you to proceed in probate without an attorney unless you are the only beneficiary (and...

You need your attorney to look at the terms of the deed and decide the best course of action for you. If your deed contains language "without...

Hello, I presume that when your mother had her trust work done, she also had a Durable Power of Attorney prepared, too. If your mother has the...

I'm sorry to read of your family's loss. Only when a person is both the sole beneficiary and also the Personal Representative (executor/FL), can...

The vast majority of mortgages contain a "Due on Sale" clause (even if not named this exact way in the document) that provides that if an...

There's a good argument that for you to prepare a deed might constitute unauthorized practice of law, but the real issue is that your own attorney...

As the other attorneys have said, you can but you shouldn't because requiring the sale, in your Will, of homestead property will result in the...

Not enough information and there's no question -- would you write a little more and repost this in Probate if your mother has passed away?...