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Yes. If you gave him the money for the condition that he sell the house, then his failure is a breach; and you are entitled to damages at law or...
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Yes. If you gave him the money for the condition that he sell the house, then his failure is a breach; and you are entitled to damages at law or...
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Send it in and make sure you respond to the motion and appear at the hearing.
Yes. In fact one person could be all three; grantor, trustee and beneficiary. However, at least on other person must also have one of those three...
This is the order authorizing the personal representative to be named to thatt position.
Its pretty involved. You need to make sure you follow all civil and local rules, file properly, submit evidence properly, and have citations, among...
A waiver of a bond is not a waiver of an inheritance. Thus an executor cannot put the home into his/her own name simply because no bond needs posting.
Validity of any contract is highly dependent on the facts surrounding the signing. While a signature is all that is necessary, there are many cases...
Provided they cannot veil pierce, they can only sue you personally for your own negligence. That doesn't mean they can't try though.
Not sure why disability wouldn't come directly to the mother if she is the primary care-giver. Otherwise the date should be described in the...
As the others mention, this is fraud. Thus you would need a non-fraudulent purpose for transferring the property. If one exists, you can transfer...