I have a question regarding a Quit Claim Deed - Statutory form for Individuals

This appears to be a follow-up from your other question. I believe you need to take the deed to an estate planning/probate attorney to review and...

What happens to a deceased persons share of a property that she quitclaimed to herself and two of her adult kids?

I agree with Mr. Messinger. Your first step in determining an answer is to review the deed. If the deed was prepared by an attorney, it was likely...

Land contract sale.

While I generally agree with my colleagues, your written land contract dictates the terms of your agreement with your seller. Any rights and...

I am not sure why this would be necessary, unless his parental rights have been terminated. A father is already a legal guardian of a minor child....

Codicil to will?

You have an exceptionally tough challenge before you. What the Will says may not matter at all. The fact that the Will has not been offered for...

Are you the sole member? Do you HAVE an operating agreement? If you do, then the OA should spell out a process. If you do not, then you are going...

Do landlords have to notify you that your neighbors are in the process of being evicted before you move in?

No, a landlord does NOT need to tell you anything about the rental status of other tenants. In your particular case, it sounds like the landlord...

I have a 17 year old that left his home due to abuse. He moved in with my family is his mom still financial responsible for him?

You have a few options, but none of them are really great. You do not say when he will be 18, but things will change from a legal standpoint, at...

My father wants to put my name on the deed for his home by doing this will I still have to go through probate?

In addition to what my colleagues have mentioned, there are potential tax aspects depending on how this is set up. There are also potential...

Is is there papers where I can become my mom's power attorney without her signature?

Under the facts that you present, probably not. IF your mother has or regains mental capacity, it IS possible for her to have a notary sign her...