There are two areas of law at issue here. The first is criminal. The police may prosecute the woman for theft, but that is pretty much up to them,...

The check should be payable to the estate. If it is a large amount, you might want to consult a lawyer first.

This is an unusual request and raises red flags. This is especially perplexing given your long-term tenancy. Landlord's can ask for things, but...

You need to find a Mississippi lawyer (if it is worth the cost). Partition divides up the property among owners (often by sale and distribution of...

If the estate is in Ohio, you need to re-post with your location set to Ohio so lawyers there will see it. That said, with an estate of this size...

It depends on what your lease says and also local ordinances (some don't allow people to keep broken down vehicles on their property). I would not...

You didn't ask a question. Can your landlord ask? Yes. Do you have to give him the statements? Only if your lease says you have to. That said, the...

Ownership of pets can be difficult to establish in some situations. Who paid for the pet, do they have a receipt, who took the pet to the vet, is...

First, figure out what the deed says. If your mom was the sole owner (as opposed to being a joint owner), then the property will be subject to the...

Talk to a probate lawyer, formal probate of your grandma's estate is probably needed.