Can my mother nullify her quitclaim deed that designates my brother as sole grantee?

If the deed has been delivered to your brother and recorded with the Recorder of Deeds ( note: the recording is not required to complete the...

What can I do now if brother was executor of moms estate and didn’t declare moms cd s over 20 years ago

If you are named as the beneficiary of the CD, the financial institution must deal directly with you and not your brother's wife. You should not...

Estate question. If your deceased parent leaves you a legal Will do you still need to go through probate?

If the Will transfers assets valued in excess of $100,000, it must go through the Probate process. If your brother "wants to fight it", that is a...

how to reveal informations from my husbands attorney?

I'm sorry for your loss. the facts in your particular case are unfortunate. You don't indicate if there is a prior Will that is still valid and...

As the other answers indicated, a social security number is never placed in the Will. After your death, your Will is filed with the Clerk of the...

My mother passed away earlier this year. She did no have have a will . Her husband passed 3 years ago, she only has 2 sons. ?

Transfer of title to real estate, from a deceased person to her survivors, cannot be accomplished without filing an action in the Probate Court....

If a probate closes... and distributions are made...then 2 / 5 / 10 years after a WILL shows up... What happens ?

You didn't indicate how you "received your proceeds". If you were beneficiary named on an IRA, annuity, account, or insurance policy, the Will has...

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Assuming the fact that your father's name was the only name on the title to the house, and since there is no Will, you must retain a Probate...

Joint tenancy?

You could use either of the above instruments to accomplish a Probate-free transfer. There are however, certain tax capital gain and creditor...

Living estate exsist in illinois?

Yes. What you are referring to is commonly called a "life estate". A deed (or a Will or a Trust) can be prepared providing that an individual has...