You need a declaratory judgment and order from the court to expunge the void instrument.

This is not a tax-answer, but if there was no mortgage on the property you can easily grant deed it to your brother. If there was a mortgage, that...

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Lol. Unfortunately, the only cheap services are the non-profits that help tenants. You should be looking for an effective eviction attorney. The...

Unless you feel that there is discrimination because of race, gender, or other protected class, no. There might be something you are leaving out.

Interesting question. If the other child could show elder abuse, dementia, undue influence - maybe. But it would be hard.

You and your mother need to come in together to visit with an attorney. If you are thinking of investing money in building on your mother's...

Never mess with the HOA is the advice I always give my clients. If you feel you have been over-charged, you should pay it and sue them in small...

You need to speak to an attorney. Joint tenancy means your partner gets the property if you die. I'll switch your category to tax, but you really...

I agree with Ms. Straus. You can't force her to let you buy her out, but if you file a lawsuit and you make the offer sweet enough, she might take...

I would first need to see the deed to the property. You also don't say whether your grandma is still alive. If your dad and your grandma took as...