I'm sorry for the situation you are in. There are a number of practical solutions that may be better suited for private discussion with an...

It sounds like a complicated and involved set of facts. The short answer is that you really need to consult with an attorney. You won't get...

I'm sorry for your loss. The short answer is that your step-mother's daughter will need to provide the original will to the court, and you will...

The answer to your question will depend entirely on the current vesting to the property. If it is held in joint tenancy, you will need an...

If you grandmother and father are alive, then their wills are private with few exceptions. If your grandmother has passed, the law requires her...

Good question. First, because of the step-up in basis, you would only need to worry about capital gains if the sale of the real property was at...

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I agree with Ms. Goldsmith's response above. I will add that if you are indeed an heir, many private attorneys will take your case based upon...

Your father needs to take a copy of your grandmother's trust to your father's own attorney. While rights under a trust generally vest in the...

Sounds like a difficult situation. You have a couple options as I see it: 1. You could contest the deed itself. Under Nevada law, a gift can...

First, I'm sorry for your loss. I know it is difficult handling issues like this on top of everything else that comes up when losing a...