Can my step mother remove my Dad from the deed to their house?
If he is a titled co-owner, she cannot remove his interest without his permission. She could, in theory, start a lawsuit called "partition" to...
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If he is a titled co-owner, she cannot remove his interest without his permission. She could, in theory, start a lawsuit called "partition" to...
If the property is not titled in the LLC, you are not afforded the corporate protection. While it is correct that a bank may exercise the "due on...
No, you have to mail it or bring it in person to the county where the property is located. If you have a relationship with a local title company,...
Yes, he does, as well as your work computer and your work email. Be careful what personal business you do on your employer's assets.
I would suggest a non-legal choice first - communication. Call the landlord, or if it is a management company, visit their office and have a...
Nope, you'd need the wife to sign a power of attorney to the husband so he has legal authority to sign on her behalf.
Another way to get rid of her is to pay her CASH and have her sign a surrender of possession and liability against you. That often works with my...
What you may be looking for is a "beneficiary" deed, which passes ownership at death automatically, similar to a joint tenancy. The other option...
The Colorado Secretary of State website is pretty simple to navigate. You want to file a Statement of Conversion from partnership to LLC. It costs...
Yes, even if you don't have a lease, a landlord cannot have you forcibly removed from a property without a legal proceeding.