What do I do in a situation like this?

You would have a valid claim against your mother-in-law's estate for the money you loaned. Your labor is potentially a more difficult issue...

The details of the settlement should be on file with the probate court in the county in which you resided at the time of the injury. Often, in...

I am an heir to real estate farm land stated in the Will to be "Share Aiike/equal shares" with ( 3 ) brothers How should my deed

There are two ways to hold the deed and you and your siblings should decide which way to go: 1) As "joint tenants with rights of survivorship." ...

Distribution of house and inside property?

Your rights depend upon your ownership and/or legal or blood connection to the owner. We need to know the details before we can advise you...

How do I transfer a clear title in my name to my company name?

If there are no liens on your existing title, then all you need to do is take your title to the local BMV and sign it over to your company. The...

I'm a bit surprised the creditor did this. However, if you signed on the note, then you are most likely indebted under the note to the same extent...

If you own a house then get married and refinance that house with your wife co-signing do you now own it together?

Your wife likely has legal rights in the house, but the lack of her name on the deed could complicate matters if you should die. The simple...

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Fortunately, it does not sound like your daughter was injured. Unfortunately, without injury, there are no damages and therefore it becomes more...

OK my father passed away 2 years ago and had his girlfriends name on the deed can, she legally remove his name?

She could if the deed listed your father and his girlfriend as "joint tenants" or "joint tenants with rights of survivorship." If the deed used...

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Can someone sale your house if not on the deed

Your question raises several issues. First, the existing deed to the property may determine who has rights to the property. If the deed uses the...