My mom and dad passed away they made no will out what does the son do does his name get put on the deed

You do not give us enough information to answer your question. How is the deed currently titled, for starters? Is it in your mom and dad's names?...

I agree with my colleagues, and you should absolutely go to talk with an elder law attorney. But you should know that the nursing home never seizes...

Can I evict someone out of my dads house after he passed away? I have his deed & including information for the house

Much more information is needed. You reference both a land contract and a deed. What do they say? HOW was the house left to you? If it is in your...

The answer to your question is: possibly. You need to consider all of the facts of the situation, as well as the fact that the VAST majority of all...

Married, MI residents, deed in husband's name, Husband no will, trust, etc. If husband dies is wife entitled to house?

I agree with all of my colleagues and particularly Mr. Messinger. The figures that he refers to change with inflation. Based on what I understand...

You need to use the official form and procedure through the district court. A handwritten notice has no legal effect, at all.

I had my hot water "repaired" 2 weeks ago, it is still not in working condition...I have minor children what should do?

You cannot just "not pay rent." You run a serious risk of being evicted, if you do. You can potentially escrow rent, but there are very specific...

Must a "final account" be filed with probate? Will "Executor of Estate" allow stock transfer and access to safe deposit?

A conservator really has no legal authority to do anything other than safeguard the assets until a personal representative is appointed. I do not...

How do I add my 37 year old daughter to the deed of my house?

You go to an estate planning attorney, explain all of the facts and your objectives, and have the attorney prepare the estate plan. This is usually...

If you inherit an item from an estate, can another beneficiary sue you for that item or would they have to sue the estate?

More information is needed. What is the basis of their suit? The only argument I can think of is that the item was not properly part of the estate....