Settling deceased fathers affairs ?
It sounds like you need to open a probate of your father's estate with the local superior court.
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It sounds like you need to open a probate of your father's estate with the local superior court.
The remedy turns on whether the loan is secured against the real property. If so, you must exhaust the security (or collateral) via foreclosure in...
Consider a coownership agreement which sets forth the rights of each owner and addresses the sale of the property.
Verify that the property has been deeded to the trust. If so, no changes need to be made to title. If not, consult an attorney.
Paying off the mortgage does not, of itself, alter title ro the property. A separate deed is required. There may be a number of legal doctrines...
At a minimum, the lease should specify (i) the intended use of the leased premises and (ii) the number and identity of potential occupants. Make...
Consider a court action for partition of real property. This would allow you to sell the property over your ex-boyfriend's objections.
A court action to quiet title in the property could solve your problem.
If we are talking about investment properties, you want to consider a 1031 exchange.
If you can prove that your son was added to the title for the sole purpose of securing refinancing, and if the refinancing was never actually...