I strongly encourage you to use the Find a Lawyer tab and speak directly with an attorney. This needs to be addressed properly and swiftly in the...

You can but it will be expensive. You will have to do the math to determine if the costs outweigh the benefits of updating the house and if it may...

Provide as much information as you have to an attorney. If your grandmother owned a home that may help. If you know where she may have banked,...

No you cannot put a 10 year old on title to a piece of real property. Best way to avoid probate is to create a living trust. An attorney can help...

Unsigned documents are very difficult to get into probate, but you can try. You will have to have other evidence to prove his intent. You will...

As trustee, she is required to keep you reasonably notified and account to you per the trust or upon reasonable request. If it has been years,...

I strongly recommend you see an attorney or you can likely expect your son to sue you some day and possibly ruin your relationship with him. It is...

You need your own attorney to see what is community property and yours, and what is subject to the trustee/POA (if your husband is still alive). ...

You can get the son to assign the property to you if he truly has no interest, but neither you nor the girlfriend have any legal rights. If you...

Get your own attorney and prepare your own trust. You are entitled to a portion of the property that you accumulated during the marriage but it...