First, I'm sorry for your loss. Tough to lose a parent. Second, I'll mention that you are not technically legal next-of-kin to a step parent. ...

There's a big difference betwenn "and" status and "or" status. If the title says "or" then she can just sell it without needing your...

A tricky situation, and I don't expect that you will get specific advice on your situation in this forum. The advice you get will depend a lot...

I agree with the answers provided above, and will add this: It is not uncommon for couples to be in your position. Changes to the Real Estate...

There are many good probate/trust attorneys in Las Vegas. I recommend hopping on Google and searching there. You can then get a consultation, and...

I agree with Ms. Goldsmith. I will add that, in the meantime, I'd recommend making a list of all of your husband's assets, and take a death...

First, Sorry for your loss. Second, NRS 134 governs this question. You will want to take a look at NRS 134.060, which states as...

Assuming that you are an heir/devisee of your husband's estate, you likely have standing to petition to move the case along in some fashion. ...

I agree with Ms. Whitbeck's response. A partition action is the way to go. As part of that action, you can also seek unjust enrichment/breach of...

First, sorry for your loss. Second, the short answer is, yes. To put the apartment in your name, you will need to go through some type of...