Can the personal representative kick us out even though I was named in my parents will?

Do you have a lawyer? If not, I recommend you get one at once. As is almost always the case with questions like yours, you have not provided...

What happens when you have a ladybird deed , and you get a divorce does mean my husband can tell me to get out?

I agree with Mr. Gornbein and Mr. Roberts. You need a lawyer to not only sort out these issues but all of the issues in your divorce. This is not...

I am planning to initiate a divorce and am concerned about my assets.

You need to get a lawyer and discuss all of these issues with the lawyer. Even something relatively simple like dealing with appreciation in...

My father passed this year, he is survived by my step mother. Am I entitled to any of his belongings?

I agree with Mr. Frederick that you should start by reaching out to your stepmother. Best of luck.

Can my wife keep everything because she makes more money than me?

Why do you not have a lawyer? Your lawyer can help you with all the details of your case. You will never provide enough information in this...

I am getting a divorce and we have rental property.. There are tenants living there now. Can I evict them and how.

Since you are getting a divorce, you should be discussing this issue with your lawyer. If you do not have a lawyer, get one and ask the...

When a deed states "as joint tenants with full rights of survivorship" does that property need to be probated?

I agree with the other answers. When two people are listed in the deed, and the deed says "joint tenants with full right of survivorship" the...

In 2008, ex's attorney sent me to wrong courthouse for final divorce hearing, I arrived to proper too late...what can I do?

Your question is very strange. Court has no authority to order child support past the age of 19 1/2 unless the child is disabled. The parties can...

As Mr. Frederick suggests, a lot depends upon the background. Who was alive and she died but has died in the meantime. Did she leave a will or...

"Trustees" administer trusts. Michigan no longer uses the term "executors". Individuals who acted as executors years ago are now referred to as...