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Kit200528
Asked May 2014
My sister with POA signed Mom's house over to her and husband and they took out mortgage. Can I take lien on the house for my half?
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jeannegibbs
May 2014
A little more information, please, so we can provide specific responses.
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vegaslady
May 2014
What do you think is your half?
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GardenArtist
May 2014
Where is your mother? In a facility? At home? Being cared for by your sister?
Is she competent to make her own decisions? Have you seen the Will and/or Trust to know who specifically are the names heirs/beneficiaries?
What documentation/evidence do you have to support your claim that you have a 1/2 interest in the house?
What was the mortgage for? Was it to provide cash for taking care of your mother?
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JessieBelle
May 2014
Could you tell us a little more. Did your mother sell or give them the house? Is your mother competent? What is the mortgage money being used for? We need a lot more information before anyone can answer.
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Is she competent to make her own decisions? Have you seen the Will and/or Trust to know who specifically are the names heirs/beneficiaries?
What documentation/evidence do you have to support your claim that you have a 1/2 interest in the house?
What was the mortgage for? Was it to provide cash for taking care of your mother?