You simply need a quitclaim deed transferring the property from one person to both. Since you are not married, you will need to decide whether to...

If I understand your question correctly, two buyers, acting jointly, purchased a business from the seller. One buyer has now filed bankruptcy. As...

There would be nothing "illegal" about moving the left-behind belongings out of your apartment -- especially since her name is not on the lease. ...

The rental agreement that your ex-mother-in-law had with the park may prohibit any move without full payment of all unpaid rent. There is also a...

You will have to sue your ex -- possibly as part of the lawsuit that has been brought against you. If he refuses to sign the title, a court can...

You need to have a local real estate attorney review everything that is going on to advise you on the best way to proceed. Unless there are HOA or...

Judgments are enforceable in Indiana for 20 years, after which it is deemed "satisfied" by operation of law. However, being enforceable does not...

I'm guessing that when you say your grandmother set up a "survivorship deed" that she put the names of her three children on the deed as joint...

It is not illegal because there are no laws governing this. Look carefully at the lease. It may or may not cover the situation. Unless the lease...

If the house is valued in excess of $100,000, formal probate may be needed to transfer title to the house. A stripped down version of probate...