Can I just do a quick claim deed or do i need to do a full refi on my house?
You should have an attorney review your current deed. If it is in joint tenancy then you would "inherit" her share. However, if it is tenants in...
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You should have an attorney review your current deed. If it is in joint tenancy then you would "inherit" her share. However, if it is tenants in...
It may be possible to track down the mineral interests. However, based upon your question it will probably require a probate to get your share of...
A Trust is probably the answer. But the advisability of locking down the ability to make transactions should be carefully examined. There might...
An email is neither a Will or substitute therefore. It also is probably ineffective to revoke any prior Will. But a family will still inherit...
Sounds like a probate is needed. Those who paid taxes should be entitled to contribution from others.
Sorry for your loss. You should have an attorney review the trust document for direction from there.
You should have an attorney review the title and the trust for your options.
Trusts typically become irrevocable upon death of the grantor.
Yes, you can transfer title to the grandchild.
You, as an heir, can file a probate. The court will determine if there is a valid will & if you were properly disinherited.