Hello~ You would need to go through probate to get title. If no one else wants it, then you should be able to make things work in your favor. It...

I think that your remedy is in probate court, if you have one. The good news: As a creditor of the estate, YOU can petition the court to open...

Mr. Smith has presented you with the best practical answer. If the beneficiary in question refuses to accept, the financial institution MAY...

I want to clarify your statement. Under Michigan law, unless you are on the deed, you own 0% of the property. You may have some equitable...

I am not sure I completely follow your summary. Is it the sister who filed to be PR that sold the property? If so, then that is a normal part of...

You have a bit of a mess on your hands and I am afraid you will need an attorney to help you sort it out. The holder of the real estate interest...

It depends on a number of facts not included in the summary. If the property passes to the mother's estate and she is married, then yes, her...

You can sue anyone you want to for anything you want to sue them for. Whether you should do so or not depends on facts that are not included in...

I agree with Attorney Smith. There are no forms for this. If it is worth fighting, then you are going to need to get an attorney. This sounds like...

Unlike the situation with a mortgage, title remains in the seller’s name until all land contract payments are made. At that time, a warranty deed...