How do we do away with a survivorship deed?
Your mother-in-law, being a titled owner in the house, must sign a deed (quit-claim deed) in favor of you and/or your husband in order to divest...
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Your mother-in-law, being a titled owner in the house, must sign a deed (quit-claim deed) in favor of you and/or your husband in order to divest...
In the event that your real estate passes via your will, it will pass via the probate process in probate court. If it passes via TOD Affidavit or...
That all depends upon how the house is titled. You need to have a local real estate lawyer review the title.
The best "advice" I can give you is to contact a Probate Attorney in your area and schedule an appointment, You will need the help of an...
You may contest the will within three months following the filing of all waivers and proof of service (notice) of the notice of the admission to...
I don't practice in Kentucky, but it sounds like you need to sign and record a quit-claim deed to whomever you wish to transfer your interest. A...
It first depends upon what the will says. Please consult with a probate attorney in your area.
Your daughter (and I am assuming it is the same daughter that is the beneficiary of the transfer on death) has no present interest in the...
No, you cannot. Your Husband, at minimum, will need to sign off on the mortgage instrument (not the promissory note secured by the mortgage) in...
I'm not trying to be facetious, but what is your question?