Why do I need to sign papers on my grandmothers house of I'm not power of attorney?
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David Crandall gave a good answer considering the information you provided was barely understandable. You should re-read your question and resubmit...
You're not going to like this dose of reality: 1. Wills are never filed anywhere until the person dies, and even that assumes the person died...
The first question is the value of the house compared with the mortgage. If the house is sold and the mortgage is paid off and there is not enough...
It is interesting that the recorder of deeds suggested the remedy to use since the recorder of deeds is absolutely prohibited from giving legal...
you have no rights at all unless she had a Will giving you some power or property
the judgment was owned by the deceased so now a probate case needs to be opened. There are alternate procedures depending on the amont involved.
there is no public record of a Will; But the first question is whether the person died owning any property in his or her name alone without...
The power of attorney became unenforceable when your mother died. An attorney will need to look at the deed or title to the real estate. If title...
If the Real Estate Deed shows both your name and her name and states joint tenants with rights of survivorship, then you simply need a quit claim...
The Missouri uniform trust code requires a trustee to provide a copy of the trust to any beneficiary that requested. For purposes of tact I would...