This is WAY too complex for you to expect an accurate answer on the internet. Take all relevant documents to a probate attorney to learn your...

Does a owned manufactured home on leased land count as real estate in OR or does is it personal property when someone dies ?

No, a mobile home on property NOT owned by deceased is considered personal property. Are you SURE the mobile home is worth $75,000? I suggest...

First, I suggest you run that question by your Chapter 13 attorney. But, it sounds like you will be able to keep the money. Good luck.

My daughter in laws mother passed with no will. what paper work will she need?

The first step for your daughter-in-law is to schedule a consultation with a local probate attorney. He/she will analyze the situation and advise...

Should I file a notice of transfer from federal court back to bankruptcy court, or a motion to stay and an adversary proceeding?

Are you serious? You have complex cases. Even I, who has handled Chapter 7 bankruptcies FOR YEARS, would not attempt to handle a bankruptcy THAT...

What typically happens upon the expiration of an Order for Extension for a probate estate in Oregon?

The probate judge has authority to remove the personal representative and appoint an attorney to finish the job. BTW, you can get all court...

If my dad dies and there is a squatter on the property and I inherit that said property can I get them off?

When you dad passes away, you 1) you hire a probate attorney; 2) file a probate action; 3) after you are appointed Personal Representative, ask...

My Mom passed away with a Loan debut of $7,000. I'm not on the Loan, am I responsible? She did leave me a small inheritance.

The debt must be paid from your mother's assets before her heirs get the remainder.

An uncle and a niece are considered to be very close blood relatives, UNLESS the niece is the daughter of the uncle's in-law. I am not aware of...

Can a large group of individuals put a lien on a person's inheritance

I have garnished inheritances on behalf of my clients. But, you must FIRST have a judgment against the person who is about to inherit. I suggest...