Your grandmother may be able to file a Quiet Title action to get the house back. Fraud has a 3-year statute of limitations. When did this happen?...

Generally not, but the title company may require it. More likely they will have him sign an interspousal deed and you can close as normal.

You will not be liable for costs and fees owed by the decedent/estate. Have an attorney review the case to see if it is in fact insolvent and if...

Yes, a creditor can assign his/her/its interest in their claim against an estate to a third party.....

What you describe is not uncommon. Attorneys don't want to take a case to trial that could end up resulting in a verdict that is less or about the...

Not at all, however, that spouse needs to have a probate attorney. The attorney is paid out of the estate, and in that case that spouse is only...

Your time to pursue your rights has long since past as it relates to anything that happened in 2005. If you have been wronged in the last 4 years...

You don't just "collect" on it. You will need to file a claim which may be denied. If it is denied you may need to arbitrate the claim (if the...

Consider a petition to enforce the settlement agreement. Get an attorney - the other side will likely have to pay your attorney fees based on the...

You will have to clear both joint tenants from the property with the affidavit.......................