It is difficult to say for sure, but it sounds like you are discussing a sub-contractor suing you to be paid. If that is the case, the contractor...

This question is confusing and honestly, not a general question that would be answered on this type of site. It requires a consultation with an...

Contact the title company that insured your purchase and ask them to fix it.

You have the right to a 60 day notice.

There is no chance of that. Her legal heirs will inherit anything that is not transferred to your prior to death or named you as beneficiary.

No, but you might want to do a brief Amendment stating you are no longer married and reaffirming the estate plan.

No. That will sever the joint tenancy and make things worse. If you are joint tenants, when he dies, his share dies with him and 100% of the...

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Yes, all heirs and beneficiaries are entitled to notice so the natural, unnamed children are entitled to notice and a copy of the trust.

The assets in the trust do not go through probate. The assets outside of the trust may. It depends on whether there are beneficiaries and the...

It is actually an assignment, not a disclaimer, and is allowed.