I agree that you have a shot at getting your money back. You should work with a lawyer who is prepared to sue, if necessary.

What do the documents say? Especially, what does the deed to your husband and the in-laws say? Are there other documents? How was the 50/50...

Please consult with your father's divorce lawyer or get your own lawyer to review the divorce judgment and any other relevant documents. Do not do...

I agree with Mr. Frederick. Talk with your niece and with a lawyer. Since she made the changes after your mother died, they are probably invalid....

Or was your mother the only owner when she died? If so, her estate must be put through probate. The estate must publish a notice to creditors and...

Your divorce judgment is the key. It sets out what each party can do. Ask your lawyer. If you didn't have one, hire one to review the judgment...

In addition to the things Mr. Frederick mentioned, there is a lot of detective work that you can do. What was your mother's motive for doing the...

But the notary's duties go beyond merely affirming that a person says the signature is the person's. The notary also has the task of ensuring that...

This is an interesting (and intricate) area of the law. I suggest you discuss this with your own lawyer or the lawyer that your mother has hired. ...

You may very well be out of luck. I suggest you consult with a lawyer to see whether there is a way for you to recover anything. Has your...