An LLC or trust would likely work. But you shouldn't try to navigate that alone - hire an experienced complex estate planning attorney.

I'm not sure that we have all the information needed to answer this question, but based on the assumption that the deed is in the name of a...

You very well could be, yes. There are a lot of factual considerations that go into the analysis, but it's likely worth having a conversation with...

Assuming the property is in Texas, you need a Texas probate and/or real estate attorney. In Washington we have something called a Quiet Title...

You need to read the CC&Rs that govern your property. Selective and vindictive enforcement can indeed be an issue at times, but ultimately, you...

She may have rights - it depends on what happened during the probate. But regardless, if she only wants to see a copy of the will, there shouldn't...

It depends. We'd need to know what the documents say.

There is a requirement that the person in possession of an original will file the same with the court once they learn of the testator's death. ...

In these cases, "temporary" usually indicates that it is not the final or permanent plan. If there is no timeline, as Mr. Leskin states above, it...

This is one of those potentially expensive life lessons we all have to suffer through at some point. They could report the car stolen if they...