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answered on Dec 2, 2016
You should send a written letter to her demanding a copy of your file, and you should pick up a copy of your file
If she doesn't respond in a reasonable time, you may file a complaint with the local Disciplinary Committee.
Give her the benefit of the doubt and call a few more times.
attorney, based on what he calls my "bloodline power of attorney",so he can access her storage unit. Can he apply instead to be volunteer administrator of her small estate, without my involvement? As of yet, no paperwork has been filed and no one is officially in charge of her estate. My... View More 
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answered on Nov 30, 2016
Cant you help him in your time of loss with an Affidavit of Small Estate
He does not have the right to do it, and it costs only $1 to file with the appropriate Court
You need to do it because you are the heir
https://www.nycourts.gov/courthelp/diy/smallEstate.shtml
My husband and I have been preapproved for a Mortgage through Quicken Loans. My realtor said that she refers all of her clients to a Banker that she knows because she and former clients have had bad luck with QuickenLoans. We asked her to put our offer in anyway b/c we had already done the... View More
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answered on Nov 30, 2016
You have the right to complain to the local real estate board for which she is a listing agent. I think she sounds rather unprofessional, and would consider her disclosure of personal information a breach of ethics.
Does mortgage come out of his estate or us my sister responsible??
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answered on Nov 22, 2016
Sister owns house but house encumbered by mortgage. Depends upon will, but if she doesn't pay mortgage, the Estate is going to be embroiled in a Foreclosure battle, which no one wants. Here is a good article.
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/happens-mortgage-mortgagee-dies-43271.html
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answered on Nov 16, 2016
Assuming that this a private transaction between Landlord (owner) and Tenant (renter), I would say, "NO."
Good luck,
Peter
Also, what happens if he is sick for some time at the end of his life and ends up owing money because of that? Can they come after the house for unpaid bills? The house has no mortgage. I have lived in the house for 12 years and have paid all bills and property taxes and all is up to date. My... View More
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answered on Nov 2, 2016
Would be helpful to review the deed but if you owned it as joint tenants with rights of survivorship it automatically transfers to you
If you own it as tenants in common and your father has a will the answer may change. I would recommend an attorney look at the situation.
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answered on Oct 27, 2016
Hire a lawyer, do a deed, not a difficult process
Do you have letters of administration?
Peter Klose
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