I would suggest an action for quiet title with additional causes of action for both slander of title and fraud. The statute of limitations on...

I like the answer above. You can tie your landlord up in court with a retaliatory eviction claim and settle for a move out date to your liking.

When a mortgage servicer promises you something to induce you to rely on the promise, you can sue them for the promise, but only if you have...

This is not my area of the law, but if you're interested in knowing why this happened, to avoid it happening again, it is because of 2 reasons. ...

This also depends on how your mother received the property and when. If she received it before marriage as her separate property than your father...

You leave out what happened to step grandparent and also whether your grandmother had a will. I'm curious to hear from the probate attorneys.

Omg, I would love to represent you and find out what their deal is. I would suggest you start by questioning them in more detail about the...

I've answered that the correct category is real estate but you should also ask this question under the category of family law and you should find...

The short answer is no. It may be more involved than just calling the trustee, but the funds will be somewhere and that's your money if there is any.

This is a civil matter. I would suggest a partition along with a fraud cause of action. Force him out, sue for damages and request an offset to...