If you lived in the house for at least 2 of the last 5 years, you may exclude $250,000 of gain. Your basis is the sum of the following: 1/3...

The value of your grandmother's home is at risk for the cost of her medical care. Your grandmother may want to consult with her own attorney to...

You can hire your own attorney, who can file the documents needed to get the judge's attention to resolve your concerns.

Once you file your acceptance you are the owner. The TODI and acceptance your evidence.

You should hire a private detective to locate him.

If you buy the home with the son living in the home, you will need to file an eviction lawsuit to get him out.

Attorney Willi answer is correct. You will need to provide the IRS with an incentive to act (pay a part of the amount you owe with loan proceeds.)

If all of your mother's assets were owned jointly with her husband, her husband would retain those assets. If you mom owned assets that had a...

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No one can answer your question without getting more facts from you. Based upon the large value of the house, it is more likely than not that...

Assuming you were not married to the decedent and was not an heir, you do not have any right to remain in the property. If you do not move...