If you are a Joint Tenant or a tenant in common with your sister, you are allowed to occupy the property. You are entitled to half of the rents. ...

You're right to be concerned. You need to pay them, or at the very least make a valient attempt. There are multiple ways to do this. One way...

You need to hire an attorney as the court rules do not allow corporations to represent themselves. If I were representing you, I'd start with a...

Contact the attorney from the case to withdraw it. It will not require the Plaintiff to approve it.

Money left on the table ... There is no way for you to benefit from this unless you find someone who tracks down the prior owner, gets a fee...

The short answer is yes. The surviving JT needs to record a notice of death of a JT (for both) and, unless there are any mortgages outstanding,...

Charles' answer looked about right. I would say, let's look at the recorded documents. If the transfer to the trust was never recorded and the...

You can add your wife to title by executing a quit claim, however depending on the type of loan that you have from BOA they might use this as an...

Have a foreclosure attorney look at what you signed and check your title. You may be able to get on a payment plan without filing bankruptcy.

To quiet title, you will have to give notice to anyone with a possible adverse interest. If these parties are long gone, you will need to do that...