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My father died and left his home to me. My Mother lives in the home and I would like to add her name to the deed.
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Answered on June 27, 2019
You need to talk to an Elder Law attorney about this situation. Because adding your mother's name to the deed could cause problems if she ever...
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Can a wife lay claim to a property if she is not on the deed but husband’s sibling is?
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Answered on June 27, 2019
You need to have the deed reviewed by an attorney to fully answer your question.
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What can I do about someone forge my name and my wife and clamping our property ?
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Answered on June 26, 2019
Your question is rather confusing, as it isn't really clear who did what, when. But, I gathered the gist of it was someone forged your name on some...
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What are the precise and true requirements for me to obtain a petition to dispense with administration in Louisville, KY?
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Answered on June 26, 2019
The amounts you paid a caregiver are not preferred claims. You don't say how much her estate total is, but it sounds like the amount of her estate...
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How to remove liens from deceased title owner's property?
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Answered on June 26, 2019
You need to consult with an attorney to determine what kinds of liens they are and their validity. Because liens usually run with the land, then...
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What are rules for funeral expenses and medicaid
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Answered on June 24, 2019
I don't know what an emerald card tax refund is. But, if the $1500 policy was part of her resources, you can use that to pay for funeral expenses....
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What documents do we need?
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Answered on June 24, 2019
You need to show the deed to a probate attorney to determine what rights you may have.
What does TR UA mean in a trust
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Answered on June 21, 2019
You should consult an attorney to help you in administering the trust.
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What rights do i have in an irrevocable trust with multiple benificiaries?
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Answered on June 21, 2019
You will need to consult with an attorney, so they can read the trust and advise you specifically what your rights are.
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Does that make his living sister legally able to claim 50% of the property?
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Answered on June 20, 2019
You need to have an attorney read the deed specifically, but it sounds like it passed automatically to her when her husband died.