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My husband passed and I am not on the mortgage but do have a quick claim deed. Will it go against me if I foreclose?

You have received very good answers from the other attorneys. The only thing I would add is to keep in mind that title to the house (e.g. through...

Can you help with a "Pre-Partitions Action" question ?

I agree with Attorney Goldstein that you should retain experienced counsel to assist you with this. However, if you are determined to go it alone,...

I believe that the only way to sell the house without having to probate it is if all of your mother's heirs (i.e. all her living children and the...

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Some lady said my daddy sold her the house two after he was dead through a quickclaim now the bank foreclosed on my daddy house

I believe this is a second posting of the another question you have already asked. I provided my answer for you in response to the other question.

Some lady said my daddy sold her the house two after he was dead through a quickclaim now the bank foreclosed on my daddy house

I am very sorry for the loss of your father. I am not sure I understand your question, but it appears that your father passed away, leaving a...

My mother recently passed and did not leave a will,and she has a husband,but he is ill,..and can't do a thing to be exact!

While the bank may consider your mother's husband to be a co-owner of the account, IL law is clear that it is a rebuttable presumption and that...

Power of Attorney for 5 y/o step-son

Illinois law allows a parent to designate another person as a minor's "short-term" guardian. That document can set out a specified time period...

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A lot will depend on the powers granted in the POA for property. A well-drafted POA will require the Agent (i.e. your mom) to keep the Principal's...