My home was sold in a foreclosure auction on 1/4/18 so I prepared to move out within three days. Someone changed my door locks?

HIre a locksmith to get back in when you come back with your UHaul. The new owner needed to give you notice to move and file suit to compel you to...

Is there any way to save my mothers home from medicade after she died last january?

There is a state statute that entitles the State to pursue recovery against a probate estate. you need to provide more information for a better...

During a redemption with bank on foreclosure? Can you file a chapter 13, to renegotiate with the bank, if you cannot payoff your

If the foreclosure sale has been completed and the bank now owns the property, it is like any other owner. It can but is not required to sell the...

What is the odds of a wrongful foreclosure?

It is not unusual for a loan in default to be sent to the foreclosure department and, when the homeowner begins to negotiate a refinancing, the...

A will is filed with the Court and a request for its filing is done within one year after a person's death but not before. Probate, and a Will,...

How can I obtain a copy of a trust ? My grandmother passed and 4 months prior my estranged dad called and asked for my ss #.

There is no need for your social security number even if you were a beneficiary of the trust. In filing a probate of a Will, however, the court...

My home has went to foreclosure and the bank has it. Can I still keep my home, through any means of bankruptcy or is it to late?

When you mean "the bank has it", if you mean the foreclosure sale was conducted and the bank took it; that means the bank bought it as foreclosure....

An execution to recover possession can in fact be issued 10 days after the judgment. A Springfield attorney experienced in court can tell you how...

First, you do NOT have to wait to pay off the mortgage. Ownership of the house and a mortgage are two separate things. However, you should speak...

Who is entitled to a step sons life insurance /he had no spouse/ no children/no will/no named beneficiaries (supposedly)

It goes through probate to his lawful heirs. You are not one so you are not entitled to anything at all. It all goes half to his mother and half...