Who will own my title?
Chapter 13 is complicated, and you are best advised to either (a.) ask the attorney who told you what you reported, or (b.) sit down, face-to-face,...
Oro Valley, AZ
Probate Lawyer at Oro Valley, AZ
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Chapter 13 is complicated, and you are best advised to either (a.) ask the attorney who told you what you reported, or (b.) sit down, face-to-face,...
Maybe. But, it is a bad idea to make this decision based upon what you find out on the internet. Take the will; all the relevant facts; to an...
There are a variety of, possible, steps that might need to be taken to get done what you want. You'll need to have an experienced attorney review...
Respectfully, you need to hire a lawyer to advise you. What you seem to be trying to do may be lawful, but you cannot get reasonable legal advice...
Almost certainly, yes. Unfortunately, however, you do not provide the specific details needed for a reliable answer. You need to pay an...
The one buying the car is, actually, doing the "Estate" a favor, since selling a car, especially an Estate selling the car to a third party almost...
No. Both title owners must sign the Deed.
Hello, I am licensed and have practiced extensively in both Arizona and Virginia (it's a long story why I have those two licenses). In any...
Hello. You need to speak with an attorney in this kind of matter, as the precise details make all the difference in your options. Having said...
You need to retain an attorney to help you. You do have rights and remedies that you can seek; and there is some chance you can achieve the main...