Regarding Divorce

If you die without a will and you are unmarried and your son survives you, he will be entitled to inherit 100% of your estate. If he is under 18...

What does one name an irrevocable trust that one inherited as beneficiary of grandmother,s revocable trust?

Your best bet is to take everything to an attorney for a review. That said, the best practice when naming trusts as contract parties is to refer...

WWhat can I do if I was tricked into signing over power of attorney?

Your facts are confusing. If you signed a power of attorney making your brother your attorney in fact, you can rescind it. Be sure to give notice...

Inheritance disbursement when one sibling verbally told two siblings she walks away from her portion of the inheritance...?

This is, unfortunately, a very common situation The remedy is to hire an attorney to file a partition action. In that case, the co-owners can...

Can I sue the homeowner for breach of contract for terminating a verbal property management contract with me with out due cause?

You have been wronged but chances are hiring an attorney will not be affordable (cost more than you are owed). That makes this a good case for...

In joint tenancy, with right of survivorship, one owner on TennCare died. Can they take house or 1/2 proceeds in a sale?

TennCare is not permitted to enforce estate recovery against the home of a decedent if the decedent's spouse is still living in the house.

My grandfather gave my mother property, his name is on the deed with etals if his property is taken from him can they also take

Your statement of facts is too vague to answer your question. Who is "they" that is threatening to take property away from your grandfather? Is...

Not able to legally do name change of first name?

If "James" is the name on his social security card, then as a practical matter you are probably not going to have any problems. If "Jimmie" is...

It sounds like your ex husband is the only person on title right now but the divorce decree awarded the house to remain in both names, but he...

My mother passed away without a will, only my sister, my sister-in-law and me are alive, who owns the property now ?

Assuming your mother was unmarried at the time of her death, her estate would pass to her children and descendants of deceased children, per...