You can probably make the change(s) by way of an Amendment to the original agreement. Then you would record a deed with the new percentages. You...

The only person(s) who can change the deed are the person(s) who signed, notarized , and recorded what is now the existing deed, unless the trust...

Not mentioned in your facts, is whether the due diligence time period has run within which to satisfy all contingencies? If so, you could notify...

It all depends on how their estate plan, if any, was set up. For example if the home was placed in a Revocable Trust usually the surviving spouse...

It depends on your age and who else might be on title. If you are 55 years or older Prop. 19 allows you to acquire a "replacement property" within...

Too much missing information here. On the most current deed to your home , how does title read? For what reason(s) does your husband not want to...

You are goiing to need a very savvy real estate litigation attorney to represnt you. You've got multiple issues. What happened to the loan...

Here are the duties of the trustee: " What types of fiduciary duties does a trustee have to the beneficiaries? The fundamental duties of a...

I agree with attorney Armstrong's answer. A revocable Living Trust will allow your father to express his wishes and intent with regard to asset...

Attorney Greensides is right, there is a community property issue in that the retirement funds were presumably from earnings/contributions while...