Can one child move in home of deceased mother when deed is in deceased mothers NAME and there are 5 children?

From the facts that you provided, it appears that the home is in your mother's estate. Absent a will, all of her children will be heirs. Your...

My mother in law is still living-all her children have died. How will her estate be divided?

If she dies without a Will, or other arrangements that might take certain of her property out of her estate, the daughter's son will get one-half...

Excellent question. You clearly have an attorney representing you. The buyer should not have gone around the attorney to get this signed. Have...

What is the statute of limitations on a quite title case in Illinois?

The statute of limitations will depend on exactly what type of action you decide to bring and exactly when you knew or should have known about your...

Can my ex-boyfriend sue me and the Chgo Police Dept for removing him from my home?

From the facts, as you present them, he was arrested for driving into your garage. That's not illegal eviction. That's detention for committing a...

Probate question

Sorry to hear the terrible circumstances of this estate. There are provisions to have parents declared ineligible heirs and thereby eliminate the...

Can I sue McDonald's for false advertising if their "Value Pricing" is HIGHER then purchasing the exact same items separately?

Suggestion: This "discovery" is exactly the type of thing that you should discuss privately with an attorney and not on an on-line forum. Any...

My neighbor was replacing her AC condenser on roof but her HVAC vendor cut into and destroyed mine. Can I sue the vendor?

Of course you can sue! And I'd be hopping mad to do so. But after calming down, I'd spend some time investigating insurance. Does your neighbor...

The will should be filed with the Circuit Court County clerk within 30 days of his death. You can check with the probate division at the county...

If both of my parents are decea i payed all taxes could i change deed in my name

Your ability to own the house will be as a result of your parents' Will or, if they did not have a Will, because you are the sole heir. Just...