My brother wants me to sign a quit-claim deed on my deceased mom's property?
Agreements involving real estate should be in writing. Your brother is in a position where he cannot force you to be bought out. And he is a...
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Agreements involving real estate should be in writing. Your brother is in a position where he cannot force you to be bought out. And he is a...
Hello~ I am very sorry for your loss. Yes, this is something that you can do. How to do so most efficiently is something that you should discuss...
The answer to your question is YES, the judge could certainly rule in this way. But YOU should know that the value of the property listed on the...
The "interest" is to differentiate between it being a gift or purchase. There are not going to be any property tax issues, at least, not once you...
What kind of affidavit are you talking about? It is very rare that you need an affidavit in connection with an application. We would be happy to...
It seems unlikely that the court will push you on this, so you will likely need to petition the court, in order to get things going again. What you...
It is not clear how your niece was able to do this, but I assume that this is not something you are content with. How best to undo what was done is...
Your question is not clear. If you are beneficiaries, then what is left to do? When you say "beneficiary on the property," I assume that you mean...
Hello~ It is extremely unlikely that the State would have any record of the trust. It is not clear from your summary whether you know who the...
You can certainly complete a "Codicil," which is an amendment to your Will. Given the wholesale changes you want made, however, I would suggest...