Probate or not.

You should have an attorney review the current deed and the divorce agreement. But based on your facts, it seems you would have to do a probate....

What legal paper can I have my husband sign that states I will get my inheratance money back that I invested into a home?

A document of this sort is referred to as a post-nuptial agreement. There is no standard form for this; each is custom drafted for the...

If this is a trust administration the attorney for the trustee can and typically does ask for costs and a deposit toward fees up front. There is...

Poa for healthcare not being respected by others

Are you local to your father, and available to take him to appointments? If you are, you should let the doctors know you’re the one your father...

Do I have control over the sale a house that was willed to me 50%?

It depends on the exact terms of the will. But since there’s an intent to sell the house, it would most commonly be sold during probate.

I am a trustee of a living trust and I want to sale the house do I have to put the house in my name to sale it?

No, you sell it directly from the trust.

Do I need to sign on a home before it sells if my brother and I are 50/50 from our mom's will?

If it goes to you via a will, then you or your brother will have to file for probate. The house can be sold during the probate. Then you and your...

Can my mother's power of attorney disregard her Will quick deed her home into his own name and not divide it with the others

Unless there are more facts than what you shared, your brother violated his fiduciary duty. You should immediately meet with an attorney. He’s...

Will my sisters and I have to refinance a home that we inherited from our deceased mother through probate and no will?

You can just keep paying the mortgage. Because you are children of the decedent, the bank cannot call the mortgage if you are scrupulous in paying...

Is it legal for an uncle to persuade my granddad to amend his Will or not likely or legally problematic for my uncle?

He did not “file” the will. It was prepared by an attorney and notarized. Your grandfather can change that will anytime he wants. If your parent...