What is the cheapest way to transfer the name on a property deed and about how much would it cost? I have all of the documents r
This is a great question for your lawyer. He/she knows the circumstances surrounding what you are trying to do and why.
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This is a great question for your lawyer. He/she knows the circumstances surrounding what you are trying to do and why.
No, but you can take them back to back which would save time, and possibly a little money.
How did she release/transfer her interest to you if she is already on title? Maybe you are the beneficiaries of a trust? And the property is not...
You need to go to court and formally get permission (Request for Orders) to move her and request a visitation schedule and child support.
Your best bet would be to threaten a lawsuit. If you have something in writing you would have some leverage. If you do have a writing, depending...
A specific review of the assets, title, etc. will be required to advise you. Just because your mother was on the mortgage does not automatically...
No, absolutely not. First, the power of attorney expires upon death. Second, a trust is irrevocable after the settlor's death. The trustee's...
No, but you may be able to complete an Affidavit under Probate Code Section 13100 and have the checks reissued to his heirs. Google it.
There is no truth to the newspaper/publication angle. If your mother is on title and the trust mentions the property, it is possible to do a...
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