A will is simply an expression of wishes, and you can only convey ownership of property that you actually own therein. For example - I can sign a...

We don't have enough information here to really answer this, but if we make some assumptions, here are some potentially helpful points to...

It depends on the language of the deed and some other factors as well. As others have said above - you should take the materials to an attorney...

There are a LOT of unique facts and legal issues present here. As Mr. Alexander notes - property only transfers via deed and if a deed has not...

It depends on the terms of your agreement. We cannot really give advice here - but you should provide a copy of the agreement to an attorney to...

Yes, you have recourse. Whether you can/will prevail is a more complicated question than can be addressed here. But you should be looking into a...

This is a much more complicated inquiry than can be addressed on this forum. There will be questions about a committed intimate relationship...

There is not enough information here to create a substantive response. You should have a real-time consultation with an attorney sooner than later...

In my opinion, a living trust is a waste of money and effort for *most* people. Probate is not as time-consuming, scary, and expensive as people...

If you have his admissions in written form, that's likely your better path forward. Put him on the stand and ask him, and when he denies it, use...