I'm sorry to hear of your loss. You wouldn't need both a death certificate AND a power of attorney, and even if you did have one before he...

If I understand the question your mother in law has passed, but all her property has not been distributed but instead remains in your house?...

I concur with mr Frederick’s statement but I am compelled to ask — what exactly is the ‘fine print’ you are objecting to? The ‘till death’ part...

I am sorry to hear of your loss. I concur with the others however -- and this is a big however -- depending on how the deed is worded 'your...

It could be either -- or both -- or neither. Without knowing all the facts it is impossible to provide a good answer, and disclosing ALL the facts...

I'm sorry to hear of your loss and the rather rude behavior of the ambulance company. As Mr Conway noted, only if you guaranteed the bill....

You CAN but there will be transfer tax implications. Be sure you understand what the limits of tax uncapping are and how that could impact things...

I concur however, I would emphasize that it depends on what the 'quitclaim' deed actually did. And without seeing the deed that is impossible to...

There is no 'form' As Mr Smith noted a DIY approach is likely to cause more problems than it solves, and trying to provide advice without seeing...

You’ve asked CAN they sue. The answer is ‘yes’. I suspect you mean can they successfully sue. The answer to that is far less clear and would...