It depends on how title is held and what the value of the house is. If joint tenancy, no. Any other method of title, maybe, but again the value...

If you are on the deed, no he cannot.

It could very well be a scam. If it is not in the court records and she is not personally served, she needs to ignore it.

Maybe. You could dispute you owe the person/entity who sued you anything because you have a lease with someone else. If you know it/they are one...

This is way too complicated for a general question-and-answer site. Make an appointment with an attorney.

Complete an Affidavit for Succession of Personal Property under penalty of perjury and send it to the company that issued the check with a...

Not likely, but it is possible. Have an attorney pull the title to see who owns what.

I couldn't agree more with Ms. Strauss. Small price to pay to get your kids back.

You will need to hire an attorney to protect yourself. That attorney will want to read the trust and discuss the separation (whether legal or not,...

What makes you think they were supposed to go to you and your brother? It seems like if she had an estate planning attorney, there is a will or...