Can my name be taken off the deed to my mother's house without permission

You phrase this in a way that sets the small hairs on my arms tingle. This may just be a 'lay-person's unartful wording', but still the bottom line...

How long after a person dies do you have to file for informal probate in Michigan

You're missing some details and they matter in providing an answer. First of all, are there any other siblings or a surviving spouse? There is no...

Person Dies, only a VERY small amount in bank and un-cashed checks, no Will, what can be done?

For such a small sum, the affidavit -- PC 598 should work. MANY banks etc, don't like that form though, so you may need to 'up' that to a real...

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Can I get lawyer and court cost fees back

Without seeing everything it is hard to say, but .... While you can ask for reimbursement of attorneys fees, it is not GENERALLY a part of...

Husband died name my name isn’t on bank account ? How do I get the money?

I agree with the previous answers, but want to emphasize that a real answer is not possible until all the facts are explored in detail. The BEST...

Can I transfer my father's car into my name before probate is finished?

CAN you? Yes. SHOULD you? that is a rather more complicated question. What CAN be said however, is that trying to do this without competent...

In addition to the suggestions from Mr Frederick, it may help to enlist the help of the person's doctor or a trusted advisor like a clergy member...

How do I find out about getting my share of my mother's estate that's left

You SHOULD have received an accounting before the probate was closed. Have you not? Is the probate still open? The process should be...

In Michigan where would I take a stamped Medallion paper to transfer stock with no beneficiary our mother passed away

If there is no beneficiary listed, SOME form of probate will be needed. A "Medallion stamp" is not enough. This does not necessarily mean a long...

How do I know if my deceased father's name is on my deceased deceased Grandma's money and bank account?

The short answer is 'probably not'. As the others have said, IF the account was held with the two of them as 'joint with rights of survivorship',...