I agree with my colleagues. I write only to add that your summary addresses only your mother's debt and not any assets. If your mother HAD no...

Yes, this can almost certainly be done. To properly advise you, however, much more information is needed. Do you want your daughter to receive the...

Well, your question poses a conundrum. How you PROVE ownership is by having the deed recorded with the Register of Deeds office so anyone else who...

To establish undue influence in execution of a will or Trust, it must be shown that grantor was subjected to threats, misrepresentation, undue...

You need to let the city know. They require it. It looks like you would need to have the property inspected and likely would need a certificate of...

Your situation is not entirely clear from your summary, as Mr. Isquith observed. Assuming that the property was in your mother's name at the time...

In addition to Mr. Harris' suggestions, you can also check the unclaimed property section through the Michigan Dept. of Treasury. Since it has been...

I am sure that you do not need me to tell you this, but you have a big mess on your hands. It is not at all clear what happened, but it appears...

No and no. Anyone on the deed is considered an owner. All of you are equally responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the property, including...

Your situation is not entirely clear. It SOUND LIKE someone is petitioning the probate court to become personal representative (PR) and you were...