Sort of. A district court can set aside a deed conveyance if it is successfully shown through litigation that the conveyance was the product of...

I would agree that there are too many unanswered questions to be able to give much direct advice. But from what you have described, the situation...

You will need to open a probate, for an intestate estate (meaning no will), and give notice to anyone who you think my claim an interest. Once all...

I think you/your mother need the advice of a financial advisor. Pulling all the money out could trigger huge tax liability.

It sounds as though your neighbor is setting up a scenario through which he can claim "adverse possession" against parts of your land. Basically,...

I generally agree with my colleague's answer. I would add that you may wish to open a probate proceeding where your mother resided when she passed....

I would agree that more information is needed, but from what you have described it is a fairly egregious situation. I would recommend that you have...

There is too much going on here to give a succinct answer, and I would encourage to to have a consultation with an attorney. But as to the basic...

Usually the official answer would be "no," but an attorney would need to fully understand the terms of your existing agreement and any other...

I would strongly suggest that you invest in at least several hours of attorney time to have this situation reviewed. Quitclaim deeds are useful for...