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I'd like to hear from someone else specifically on how to get my fathers name off of a mortgage. Very simple straight forward question.

It's not the children per say, but the little money in the estate, +/- $4,000, that shouldnt go to paying the mortgage if someone else automatically owns the house the moment our father passed away. Any help on how to handle the mortgage company would be appreciated by anyone. Thank you in advance.

This makes no sense. So you are saying the estate, the children of the deceased, should pay the monthly mortgage while the friend owns the house and lives in it for free? Makes absolutely no sense. If what you say is true then we should be able to sell the house.

Correct, but the friend is on the title so she now owns the house, but doesnt have a mortgage for the house. What is it we need to do? We don't want a loan in our fathers name open and we don't own the house.

My father passed in December of 2018. Since then my sister and I are the administrators of my fathers estate. My father's friend is on the title as "joint sole survivor" which we understand the friend immediately is the sole surviving owner of the house. That's not the issue. The issue is the...

So now the girlfriend is charging the funeral expenses on my fathers credit card where she isnt a joint account holder. I think she is trying to make my sisters and I pay for it in the long run after we get a small amount from his TSP (like a federal employee 401k). 1.Will she be responsible...

Thank you everyone for your responses!

Thank you. My father is in his final hours now and his significant other has a lawyer and told us we cant stay there with him. She said we need to get a hotel and if we visit we need her permission.

1. My father is on hospice care down to his final days/weeks. He created a will in may of 2016 at which time he listed his girlfriend as his common law wife (they lived together for 5 years in Delaware and never legally were married). In the will he states he is leaving the house to his...