My great grandmother gave me things before spouse was around ?
What is your question? What she gave you is yours. You are not allowed to stay in the house however unless she gave you that too.
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What is your question? What she gave you is yours. You are not allowed to stay in the house however unless she gave you that too.
Start by giving the address to an attorney to check and see if in fact it was sold at tax sale. If it was, it is gone although you may be...
Let him know you are going to tell the IRS he forged your signature if he does not share.
An affidavit of death of joint tenant can be filed by you once you are appointed administrator of your mother's estate. You only have to probate...
What you describe is very complicated and would require the review of documents in order to even start to provide an opinion of how to proceed. ...
It is not a form. You must respond to what their demurrer brings up on pleading paper in an opposition. It does not sound like you have the right...
I agree completely with Ms. Routledge. You have a family and a father who died. This other man may be your biological father but because your mom...
Perhaps. Not enough facts to say but you should show the will to an attorney and discuss your mothers capacity.
No. You should have left. While it was a bad experience you state no facts that a court would compensate you for.
Anything is possible but you start by proceeding as if your trust is valid. If another one shows up defend against it.