I want to put a house in my name
If by c/o your sister, you mean he deeded her the property, the property belongs to her heirs. If she was not married, had no children, and...
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If by c/o your sister, you mean he deeded her the property, the property belongs to her heirs. If she was not married, had no children, and...
I am not sure of the facts, but assuming the following, in order: 1. your grandfather died, no estate action in probate court. 2. your...
It is not possible to give you an accurate answer without seeing your grandfather's Will. The Will could create a trust. If it does not, general...
If your mother does not change her Will, it would be valid to pass the house to the children. All property passed by Wills are subject to claims. ...
Possibly. If so, she should be charging market-rate rent. You would get a benefit from the rent at the close of the estate. She probably should...
Possibly/probably. It depends on the type of Medicaid benefit received. Look at the Medicaid application on-line. Does it ask for household...
You need to see an attorney as soon as possible. If the house is left to the brother, he could evict you, eventually. If you are executor, you...
Mr. Martenson has the correct answer. I would add that the surviving spouse and any children of your aunt, could sign a deed to you. This is...
The first thing I would do, other than hiring an attorney, is to go to the Probate Judge's office and request a copy of the file on your mother. ...
If the child was adopted, then probably not. If not adopted, the probably so. Take birth certificate to SS office to apply.