My mom passed away leaving my siblings and me as co-trustees. Need to write an agreement to transfer house to me.

You really need to consult with an attorney to make sure everything is done properly.

Probate Inventory Filing fees

You would only need to file an Amended Inventory and pay an additional Inventory fee if there are more assets of the estate that you did not...

How to get out of a guardianship?

You can try to hire an attorney to represent you if you have any money available to you or if you have a family member who can pay for one. ...

When I went through my divorce 23 yrs ago I had a will drawn up with my parents as the executors, do I need to change that?

It is a good idea to routinely review your estate plan to see if it still reflects what you want. It sounds like some significant life changes and...

Probably not, depending on the facts of the situation. Michigan law favors the parents above all others, unless there is some harm to the child to...

What happens to the money in a joint bank account when one of the people dies, when the deceased has a will leaving money to 4.

Ms. Morris and Mr. Frederick have fully answered your question. I would also add that if the other joint owners are willing to acknowledge that...

My parents die and my name is on the title with theirs would the house automatically revert to me or do I have to hire a lawyer

Probably for a couple hundred dollars, you can have an attorney draft up the correct type of deed, with the correct language. I strongly advise...

My SO/co-purchaser dies. House titled 'Single Man, Single Woman' no full rights to survivor clause. I am PR. What now?

You need a deed transferring her interest to you, but only do this on the advice of an attorney. Do not attempt to prepare your own deed. ...

My father just passed away and my sister says she is taking over the house and all his belongings. What can I do?

Ms. Morris is right. Neither of you has legal authority to do anything until appointed by the court. You or your sister could be appointed...

Eviction process

You should address your questions to your attorney.