There is probably nothing you can do, at all. Joint property arrangements are the most common way that married people hold title to their assets....

Your situation is not clear. If there is a probate estate open, then the Personal Representative can sign a deed over to you as purchasers. A...

This is set up as a "trusts" question, but you do not say anything about whether there is a trust or not. Your questions cannot be answered without...

As Mr. Klisz indicates, since probate is required anyway, there is no reason not to have this account pass the same way. Why try to commit fraud,...

Your deed needs to be reviewed by a lawyer. If it was properly set up the first time, you will have NO problem making the changes that you want. If...

I am sorry that you find yourself in this situation. My suggestion is that you cooperate as fully as possible and have documentation of your...

The money is 100% yours and you are under no LEGAL obligation to do anything with it whatsoever. This would be true, EVEN if your grandmother had...

I am not sure how the facts that you describe COULD have happened. How could he "get his name on the deed" without your knowing about it? Didn't...

I agree with Ms. Paquette. The form you are being asked to sign does not "give up all of your rights." It waives your right to seek appointment as...

If your husband has a durable power of attorney form in place naming you as the one to make decisions for him, then you should be all set. In the...