http://probate-oregon.com/2009/06/probate-oregon-nine-things-you-should.html Sun, 20 May 2012 12:42:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 http://probate-oregon.com/2009/06/probate-oregon-nine-things-you-should.html/comment-page-1#comment-467 admin Thu, 03 Sep 2009 02:33:18 +0000 http://probate-oregon.com/?p=1058#comment-467 I think I understand your issues and concerns, some times in an effort to just try to help, often it helps other but hurts the helper, since the details are a little to complex could I ask you some questions in private, of course with no fee. I think I understand your issues and concerns, some times in an effort to just try to help, often it helps other but hurts the helper, since the details are a little to complex could I ask you some questions in private, of course with no fee.

]]> http://probate-oregon.com/2009/06/probate-oregon-nine-things-you-should.html/comment-page-1#comment-466 mooney4 Wed, 02 Sep 2009 23:48:13 +0000 http://probate-oregon.com/?p=1058#comment-466 My mom passed away last November. In Jan., I filed a small claims affidavit on the land adjoining our home where my family and my mom all lived for the past thirty years. I became a stay at home care-giver to my Mom in 1996 after she went through some major health issues. We refinanced the house several times to keep up with medical costs and others. During the last refinance of the first mortgage the title company wanted to only put my mom and husband on the deed and when they did the wording in joint tenancy was not put back on the title as it had previously been. So while trying to refinance and consolidate mortgages now the title company says we must go back to step one and get a probate attorney to file for the interest of my mom which can not be assumed by us in a new refinance loan.? My siblings have already signed off that I was to inherit my mom's estate which consisted of the home we shared so can I just file another small claims affidavit for the portion of interest (50%)of our house that would be necessary for the court instead of hiring a lawyer and tying up our already stressed finances for even longer? My mom passed away last November. In Jan., I filed a small claims affidavit on the land adjoining our home where my family and my mom all lived for the past thirty years. I became a stay at home care-giver to my Mom in 1996 after she went through some major health issues. We refinanced the house several times to keep up with medical costs and others. During the last refinance of the first mortgage the title company wanted to only put my mom and husband on the deed and when they did the wording in joint tenancy was not put back on the title as it had previously been. So while trying to refinance and consolidate mortgages now the title company says we must go back to step one and get a probate attorney to file for the interest of my mom which can not be assumed by us in a new refinance loan.? My siblings have already signed off that I was to inherit my mom’s estate which consisted of the home we shared so can I just file another small claims affidavit for the portion of interest (50%)of our house that would be necessary for the court instead of hiring a lawyer and tying up our already stressed finances for even longer?

]]> http://probate-oregon.com/2009/06/probate-oregon-nine-things-you-should.html/comment-page-1#comment-440 lancome Tue, 18 Aug 2009 07:43:40 +0000 http://probate-oregon.com/?p=1058#comment-440 It is good information! It is good information!

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