I want to add name to a house deed. One parent is dead and one is alive. Both parents names are on the house deed. What next?

If an owner of real estate is deceased, you need to open a probate. Seek local counsel about you local probate procedures.

CUSTODY OF MINOR GRANDCHILD IN LAST WILL?

If father retained parental rights but consented to court's award of custody of his child to grandparent, grandparent probably has third party...

My friend is mentally incompentant , her niece was supposed to pay her rent. She gave her niece the money she spent it.

You need to talk with local housing authority and state adult disability services for help. The friend who took money from a vulnerable adult...

Yes, you will have to seek local counsel about evicting him under your state's unlawful detainer procedures.

I would like to buy a house but I don't know how old I have to be to have it in my name.

No, you cannot enter into a contract because of your age. How can you afford insurance and taxes going forward? You should talk to a local real...

Can I sue someone over total ownership of a house?

You need to seek counsel of a local real estate attorney about a partition action against ex and a claim against her for the insurance money.

I am in my garage, door shut! Neighbor across the street has camera with audio! Records sounds of me in my garage!

Have you been arrested? You need to seek counsel of an attorney for an anti-harassment or stalking order.

I filled out papers and sent them for a probate cash advance they have not sent me a check.what should i do

I have not dealt with these advance companies and always counseled clients against them. You need to take the papers you signed to a local attorney...

When a beneficiary requests an out-of-court accounting, can a co-trustee provide this without consent of the other trustee(s)?

You need to seek counsel of a local trust attorney. Your beneficiary does have a right to information and a timely response to an inquiry. If...

Is a Living Trust our Best option?

If you father has few assets and has limited means, he more than likely does not need a living trust. If he is married with a blended family or has...