I'll be a bit blunter than the other answers. CAN you? Yes. WILL you? That is another question with no easy answer. You have to be able to show...

Let me second Mr Smith's answer. He's exactly right, and depending on the status of the property and the wording you choose for the deed and other...

Your 'instincts' are probably correct in that a 'ladybird' deed is the best way to accomplish your goals HOWEVER, I would be remiss if I just tried...

In addition, are you SURE your grandmother had a will? Many people don't! Even if they have assets that require probate. However, you'd find a...

That depends on several things. You say YOU have rented the apartment? If so your landlord need not be involved -- the lease is YOURS and not...

This is actually a pretty complicated question. There are several ways to pass property but ‘willing it’ is often the least useful. It CAN be the...

I concur, but would add that there is an 'exception'. You don't HAVE to let them in UNLESS they have a warrant to enter. It is pretty unlikely that...

As noted there is a HUGE difference between what is legally possible, what is practically advisable and what is financially wise. Selling the...

As noted this can likely be accomplished without probate at the Secretary of State’s office provided the value of the home is nominal. The...

Because someone is disabled doesn’t mean they cannot own property but MANAGING that property will likely fall to someone else. If there is a Trust...