Do I have to sign an addendum that clarifies a sign posted on the property.
To answer the direct question, no, you don't have to sign anything you don't want to. However, if the rules are the result of law or ordinances,...
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To answer the direct question, no, you don't have to sign anything you don't want to. However, if the rules are the result of law or ordinances,...
I am very sorry for your loss. I see two issues: 1) probate assets (cars, real estate) and 2) non-probate assets (bank acounts, 401(k)'s). To...
You will need to take many steps to carry this out correctly. An attorney can either draw up the documents for you or you can. I strongly suggest...
In addition to my colleagues' advice, I would add that we do not know if in fact you would have inherited the house. If he had a will, that would...
Do not have the mortuary do this for you! If you are the named beneficiary of the life insurance policy, you should contact the company...
Your question raises a lot of red flags for me, but I agree, no one can answer your question without knowing more information. As an example,...
The contract could be enforceable, if the original personal representative had the authority to enter into contracts to sell real estate. Letters...
Assuming your mother still has capacity, it would be better to change the will now to reflect that the debt will be taken out of your sister's...
You can legally compel him to do certain things, like provide an inventory of the estate and an accounting of all that comes in and is spent out of...
I would add that after the house is out of probate and owned by all four parties equally, any of the four parties can call for a judicial partition...