My parents are both deceased, they left their house to me in their will. What do I need to do to change it over to my name?

You may need to have a formal probate through the court system to have title in your name.

Changing the house into my name after both parents are deceased.

Did your parents leave a will or trust? If not in a trust and your name not on title, you may have to probate the property. If no will, the...

Can I do anything legally to enforce sell of 2 condos with assets to be distributed evenly after costs aguired pd?

If you are a co-owner, you have a statutory right in CA to force a sale. You can file a suit for partition in the county where the real property...

What is the best approach to recover my stolen sweat equity?

In CA sweat equity is not valid consideration for shares of a corporation. Is this a corp or LLC? In any event, it seems you provided...

I want to transfer my rental that's under my scorp over to my name via quit claim deed. No mortgage. Tax or legal implications?

It is never wise to own real estate in a corp. When you transfer the real property out from the s corp to you individually, you will pay income...

The deed worked to make clear at the time it was given that he was not claiming an interest. However, if you used your community income to pay for...

Can i file for partition?

Co-owners of property have an absolute right to have the property sold through a partition action in court. If the other co-tenants don’t want to...

Unless you have violated the “transfer for value rule” which would need consideration, proceeds from life insurance are not taxable to the...

What does Mr Bryant Martin means by "Only your e.& o. policy will do that"? His was an eye opening response, thank you.

You can’t shield your own wrongdoing or torts by incorporating. Incorporation may provide substantial tax benefits and will protect you personally...

I own a home with joint venture with my husband in Bay Area. It says, "Husband Wife Joint Venture" what does it mean?

Joint venture is not really a form of ownership. Probably meant to say “joint tenants” you can grant a new deed to you. If not in a trust, then...