I'm sorry for your loss. If your dad had a will, then your mother needs to have it probated. Hopefully it provides for her to be the independent...

Your brother would execute a special warranty deed to you of his interest in the property. BEWARE, your brother will likely have to file a gift...

If the woman who "married" your dad can prove a marriage by the following: A couple must meet three statutory requirements to prove an informal...

I would not so much worry about that is worrying about whether or not utilizing that deferment for seniors is a default under your deed of trust...

I would strongly suggest that you hire a lawyer to assist you. Depending upon the size of your state and your wishes for what happens to it upon...

Your mom can simply deed the house to you. All it takes is someone who knows what they are doing to write such a document and get it filed. ...

To be blunt, you need to hire a business and tax lawyer to assist you. Avvo is a place for generalized answers to general questions, not a place...

Probably not the best of practices, but as long as your cousin is not a beneficiary of the will and further that there will be no contest, it...

A great deal depends upon specific wording in the will. You might be able to use a disclaimer if the will has language indicating that if you...

Very simply put without your own lawyer you are going to get the short end of the stick.