Q: I would like to take out some equity on my mom's house. We had to get proof of heirship since no will was left . Now my
Problem is one of my brothers agree but my other brothers is schizophrenic and in the entire process since my my passed he's had lapses in taking his medication which makes I nearly impossible to move forward with any coarse of action . What can I do legally to make this happen. The house is paid for and i would want to know what to do with his portion so that it would be available to him at anytime in his life.
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A: You may need to file an action for a Sale For Partition. Disabled Brother will be a hinderance.
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