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Mark Coulet
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Mark Coulet
  • Las Vegas, NV
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my parents died five years ago and left half of everything (including the family house) to my brother and i in a living trust. soon after, i bought out my brother's half of the house. we decided to do the paper work, filing, etc by ourselves. a big mistake, because now im trying to sell the house but need his signature on a new grant deed given to me by a title co. as they want assurance the house is in my name before they insure the title. we've had an argument and he wont sign...i would get a lawyer, but hate the idea of going to court.

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