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Michelle Bey-Williams
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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If a sibling had now deceased parent sign over property to them, without the consent of other family, is there any legal recourse? It happened in 2011 and the house is now on the market. Mother subsequently went into nursing home because of dementia and passed away. 

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