Your next step should be to consult with a Probate Attorney. As Attorney Leonardi stated there are several of us in the greater Cleveland...

How do i get my sisters name off the deed to my home?

This appears to be a complicated situation or scenario and not one which can easily be addressed within this forum. You should immediately contact...

I received a house through a survivorship deed, the contents was never addressed in the will, who owns the contents?

I would say that the personal property located within the house, if not specifically addressed within the Will, would pass under its Residuary...

My mom will left everything to her sister.

First check the title to the car to determine if Mom had placed a transfer on death designation on same. If so, that will control regardless of...

Is my Mother's estate responsible for credit card debt and medical bills?

Yes, As a general rule, the debts of a decedent must be paid out of that person's estate, to the extent there is sufficient estate assets and/or...

How can I find an affordable probate lawyer?

I agree with Mr. Loenardi that "There is no way to know if that is a reasonable fee or not without knowing what needs to be done in the estate and...

How much would it be to have a contract written up?

This isn't the proper forum to answer your question. You need to personally meet with a local business or even general practice attorney, explain...

If a husband and wife own a commercial property and only the husband signs a lease renting it to another, is that lease

I would say, it depends. Are you the lessee? Are you the husband lessor? Or, are you the wife of the husband lessor? The terms of the actual...

My 87 year old father is about to move from NYS to Ohio to live with me. What is the best way to handle his finances?

I agree with Mr. Shaw, but would add that all of the documents he suggests presuppose that your father is competent to make the decisions reflected...

I want to know how can I get my deceased aunt property in my name.

I agree with the previous attorney, however, I would add that it may be possible for others in the family, who might inherit "ahead" of you, either...