Do I have a legal claim to stay in my home?

An attorney can't give you definite legal advice for this matter with just a question posed on the internet. You have lots of issues here...

You cannot use an Oregon Warranty Deed to transfer your interest in property after your death in the way you seem to want to do. The best thing...

Does a son or daughter, for "right of survivorship" purposes only, have to sign county tax assessment form(s)?

It depends on what the deed says. Its likely that your son or daughter owns 50% of the property unless you executed a transfer on death deed. I...

In my divorce judgement declares I will give my stepson son a third of my estate. If I change my will to exclude him.

You will need to get the judgment changed to allow you to do that. The judgment will trump the will or trust disinheriting your stepson

What happens if a corporation or LLC is sued and then disincorporates?

If the LLC does not file a response to the complaint, the plaintiff can obtain a default judgment against it awarding him or her everything...

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Do I have to act on my brothers behalf by law?

I'm sorry about your loss of your brother. You are not required by law to file any type of probate petition, including a Small Estate Affidavit,...

It depends on what the trust says - usually trusts have what's called a "spendthrift clause" to protect the beneficiary (your tenant) from a...

How should trust property (land) be placed into the name of a beneficiary of the trust and the trust with right of survivorship?

I agree with the posts of other counsel. You cannot put the property in both the trust's name and your son's name with right of survivorship...

Can a Co-Op ask member for a doctors request to allow a member a caregiver?

Does your co-op have bylaws or another document that dictates what proof is required for members to have caregivers living with them? That would...

Can a judge opinion himself of a person not a party w/o that person there to defend what is claimed about that person?

I'm not really clear on your question, but generally it's up to the parties and their attorneys to object to such statements if they are not...