This is all very puzzling and it seems like there are indeed quite a few missing pieces in the puzzle. Is it alarming, based on the facts...

Without reviewing the current state of the deed, it is impossible to say for sure. But assuming title IS in the trust and you have bought out your...

Your answer depends on the provisions of the trust. Unless the term for completion of the degree is limited, I would say the payment could still be...

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Claims can be disallowed, even if they have been allowed previously. There may be other defenses, as well. In addition, you may be able to get the...

I agree with Mr. Conway. In addition to his answer, it may be beneficial for you to retain an enhanced life estate in your property and only...

Potentially. These are difficult cases to prove, however. Did you have an inspection done, prior to purchase? That could provide another possible...

It sounds to me like your situation is already *covered.* You can use the POA where necessary to handle financial matters. There should not be any...

If you avoid probate, a Will is irrelevant. A Will is ONLY used in probate. If you have a proper "lady bird" deed and beneficiaries designated on...

If you are certain that the deed has not already been recorded, you CAN do so, now. A deed is valid when it is signed. Recording places it on the...

As with most legal documents, it is usually VERY difficult to prove they are not valid. In the case of a deed, there would have been a notary who...