When a brother and sister are joint owners of a house and he dies does his half go to his sister or his next of kin-children?
It depends on how the deed was written. You need to have an attorney review the deed.
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It depends on how the deed was written. You need to have an attorney review the deed.
You need to talk to an attorney. If the father breached his fiduciary duty as trustee she can obtain a judgment against him. (The only issue may be...
If you haven't filed a paternity action, you would need to do so to get a court order.
With no designated beneficiary, it follows the laws on intestacy, period. So it goes to your father.
I am assuming he died, and without a will. If that is the case, his adoption cut off his estate passing to his blood relatives. Instead, it will...
I would start by contacting your local police. they may institute criminal proceedings. You could also go there and take him back yourself.
Unfortunately, you cannot just unilaterally remove someone from the deed to your home. You need to have an attorney examine the deed and see the...
You should hire an attorney to file a claim against the estate.
She needs to see about filing for guardianship over him.
The Estate will be responsible for the taxes, up until the house is sold or otherwise disposed of.