Does my step-mother have the right to kick me and my daughter out of the house?
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What is your issue here? Please re-characterize for clarity.
This is very fact intensive. You need legal counsel, qualified to litigate easement issues. The question of "acquiescence" will require a court...
If there is no trust, then there needs to be a probate action commenced for the "second to die", i.e. purportedly your grandfather. Once your...
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With a simple will, the second to die spouse has the ability to change things, which is what appears to have happened. A will contest is not now...
This is problematic. Your expectations are likely skirted by the deed to Dad and wife, which if based upon entireties ownership, like in Michigan,...
Because it was impossible to have been dated in 2997, that is an apparent scrivener's error as you point out. If all execution of the...
If the "restitution" money is owed to the trust, no need to open a probate estate. On the other hand, if the "restitution" money is owed to the...
The errors and omissions you describe committed by your sister will make a remedy WITHOUT a lawyer very difficult. The probate court clerical...
See my answer to your other question. Get legal counsel to prevent mistakes that could cost you.
My observation is that this will be contentious and a fight every step of the way. Seek out expert probate counsel. I have a very good friend, a...