As a beneficiary and part partner in a Trust/LLC ?
Your rights depend in part on how the LLC is structured. If it's member-managed, you may have rights to participate in decisions. If it's...
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Your rights depend in part on how the LLC is structured. If it's member-managed, you may have rights to participate in decisions. If it's...
The short answer is that since grandma has dementia, it is unlikely any changes can be made to the deed. Since her daughter is "on the deed", all...
Yes, she can put her ownership in the property into a trust. This effectively severs the joint tenancy. So at her death, your siblings (or whoever...
No, he cannot. If he has been appointed by the court, he can have you served with either a 30- or 60-day Notice to quit. You would have to leave...
You should contact the retirement company, and explain that you are the next of kin -- that if they have been adopted by any purported child, that...
That's far too general a question to be able to answer. In general, you can't control what happens at the other house. Some of the things that...
If your mother doesn't report you to the authorities as a runaway, you might get away with leaving home. But then what would you do? You are...
Because the aunt's daughter survived her, the estate will ultimately go to the daughter's intestate heirs. But the aunt's estate must first go...
You have the legal rights of tenants. That means he would have to have you served with an official 60-day notice to quit before you could be kicked...
It does not seem from your facts that your brother has personal income from the property. Depending on how the life estate was written up, either...