This is a good question, but it depends really on how the property is owned. First, you need to determine who the actual owners are, as they are...

You have a couple options: 1. Sue them for a breach of contract. This will be a frustrating process, and depending on the value of the...

The short answer is that you would file an affidavit into the case explaining the issue, and that you are simply correcting an omission, and not...

This is a good question. If your exhusband was entitled to inherit the house from his father, and simply never went through probate, your...

Probate Advance is a company that offers to purchase your inheritance right for a discount. It's different than a loan (Arguably) in that they...

Assuming that you are simply a beneficiary of the trust -- and are not a trustor -- there is not legal requirement that you put money into the...

I agree with Ms. Goldsmith. I will add that it would be wise to make sure a final individual tax return is filed for the Trustor, and likely you...

Irrespective of whether you and the other co-owner are joint tenants or tenants-in-common, one can still transfer their ownership to a trust. ...

Good question. Sounds like you've already done some research yourself, and you are on the right track. The deed conveying your brother's...

I think the first step is going to be to open probate and have the death certificate corrected. From there, you can propound discovery regarding...