Go see a lawyer--and take your deed along. It is impossible in this space to give personalized legal advice, mainly because we have no access to...

Or you might hire a lawyer. PI cases are usually accepted on a contingency fee basis which nothing out of pocket for the plaintiff. And, shazamm!...

You need a lawyer to sort out the mess you describe. Run, do not walk to a good real property litigator for the help you need. d

Hire a lawyer. You are obviously in over your head. Moreover, you recite too few facts to even give you a general answer Good Luck d

Birth certificates are fine if they match the passport, but they don't have pictures. File a request for production for both and you can copy it...

I agree with Ms. Golant: Run, do not walk, to the best real estate lawyer with whom you can get an appointment. He/She can take it from there.

Who can tell you unless they get a chance to read your documents? Go find a good local lawyer to help you though this. Good Luck d

You need a lawyer in your corner now. No on e here can give you a reading without examining the documents in question, so find a good local...

Only a lawyer--one who is really familiar with real estate law AND family law--is necessary to analyze this "mess" y'all have created! ...

You get to hire two lawyers: one in Florida to attack the jurisdiction of the Florida court, and if they persist and go to NC, then there. It...