It's not a lost cause and your daughter has some good evidence of ownership. That said, these cases are never certain and you can spend a lot of...

It can be both civil and criminal, but if the civil court already found it valid, it is unlikely a prosecutor will spend any time on it. The time...

I believe your father would have designated a beneficiary of his pension plan, this is variable between plans, so you would need to see the plan...

To have a viable civil lawsuit (suing someone for money) there has to be a way to collect money if you win. As Mr. Hoffman noted, insurance almost...

Calling the police was the proper response. It's unlikely a lawsuit against this person would make financial sense. Legal fees would probably be...

If you are filing a lawsuit against the tenant many lawyers have services that help locate individuals so they can be served with summons....

The distribution would flow however specified in the will. From what you said, it goes to the grandchildren, which is normal.

If there is a will it should have been filed with the clerk of court in the county where your grandmother died. It is public record and you can...

A representative of the estate can liquidate assets pretty quickly. That said, sales typically take several months and so does evicting a tenant....

Your situation is confusing. If your mother died and was the sole owner of the house, it probably has to go through probate. Nobody is currently in...