Mum died at 46 my uncle sorted things out behind my back on behalf of my nana who has let him take over shares bonds isa etc

You will need to find out if your mother's estate was probated, add if so, when it was probated. An attorney can help you with that. You can also...

The short answer is "possibly"; however you first need "standing" to be able to sue your former boss. Standing requires that the "bad thing" that...

The answer is "yes", you can set up a confidential trust which will protect your identity. You can do so either by creating a business entity,...

If a husband owned a house before getting married and he passes away, will the house go to the wife

Like the other responses, you do need to really get with an attorney and dig into the property. There are many many ways property can be owned, and...

I got a sale date over my condo by my Association for $7.000.00 I'm in foreclosure by my first mortgage who gives me the

I agree with Ms. Ellen Goland esq. A Chapter 13 is likely your best and least expensive option. When you file, all foreclosures are "paused"...

Following an accident, I filed Ch-13 in 2002 to save my home from foreclosure. Then and now, my only debt was my 30 YR MTG

In addition to all the other answers, which are all correct. You may also be able to use a "credit cleaner". Professionals who can take your credit...

I filed chapter 7 in 2010. I included my house, however, the mortgage company has not foreclosed?

If you are continuing to make payments on the mortgage then the bank may be allowing the property to continue being used. If that's the case, the...

Should I file chapter 7 or chapter 13?

You should be able to qualify for a Chapter 7. If at all possible, Chapter 7 is the way to go as it discharges all your debt, and saves the most...

Inherited land with no will. How to transfer deed?

The only way to change title to property after a family member has passed away is through probate.. If you are entitled to the property, the court...

My father passed away ,lived in the state of washington.He kept most of his accounts separate from his wife for their entire

If the money was inherited, and was never "co-mingled" (meaning he never placed the funds into a bank account that also had community property",...

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