If the house is solely in your name, you have choices: 1. Make a will and leave the house to either or both your brother or husband. 2. Sign a...

Interesting question. First, you need a lawyer. If an estate has not been opened, that needs to be done. However, the real estate only becomes part...

No, it's not complicated but you will want a lawyer to help you. Basically, your mother signs a document giving her life estate to you and...

There are several unmentioned factors that could explain what happened to made title to the property vest only in the fully descendants of your...

As to your first question, your sisters can quitclaim their interests to a group that includes your name with theirs. It's not complicated though...

Yes, there are things that you can do but you need to do them quickly. I don't practice Elder Law but have read enough about it to believe that a...

That's a very odd thing to have happened. She had apparent authority to do it or the cemetery would not have allowed it to happen. I don't know of...

You need a lawyer who knows probate law. Your children are their father's next of kin. Funeral directors should not be giving legal advice and...

I assume you mean the ashes of your child's father. Here's the law that governs: in the absence of disposition directions or a pre-need funeral...

There are a couple of actions you and the other heirs can take. One is to file for probate and get an order from a judge making one of you the...