Q: My mother passed away and left a house with a mortgage. The house has not sold in this market and the value has declined due to foreclosures in the area. The bank is pursuing foreclosure and naming my mother’s heirs as defendants to terminate our interests in the property.
How old was my mom when she passed away?
My mom passed away 4/15/2011 of stage 4 lung cancer. I was with her and holding her hand when she passed. It was the hardest thing I have ever had to deal with. She was only 62. I was ok the first couple of weeks after she passed.
How to get property in your name after your parent has died?
In most cases, the estate will have to go through the probate process before you can officially get the property in your own name. Check the Will . Whether or not you’d get property in your name upon the death of a parent depends on the will. If you were left the property, or if you co-owned the property with the deceased.
When did my husband of 28 years pass away?
My husband of 28 years passed away from esophageal cancer August 13th. Last Saturday night while I was asleep I felt something touch my hand. The touch made me feel like he was inside of me. I tried to scream and he said, It’s ok Ju (he is the only one who called me that), it’s me.” I then did scream and woke up.
Why did Gladys Haxell stop getting her pension?
Gladys Haxell is a former darts champion and a mother of eight. She has dementia, so daughter Carol looks after her finances. In 2005, Gladys had a visit from The Pension Service who informed Gladys that she shouldn’t have been getting pension credits at all and immediately stopped her payments. This cut her income by £63 a week.
Who is responsible for my mom’s home equity loan?
If your mother was the only borrower on the original loan to the bank, you and your siblings or other heirs should not be personally responsible for the loan. Your mom’s estate is responsible for repaying the mortgage.
Who is responsible for foreclosure on late mother’s house?
The key to understanding the foreclosure action by the bank is this: The bank’s action is against the bank’s borrower, your late mother, not you. If your mother was the only borrower on the original loan to the bank, you and your siblings or other heirs should not be personally responsible for the loan.
