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The estate has creditors and the only assets to pay them are 2 homes. 1 in SC and 1 in MD. MD has a mortgage and is one of the creditors as well as I. Creditors are working with me and i am willing to let the funeral expenses go and the siblings just want it over with. I would like to sell the SC house which is in disrepair. I do have a realtor willing to handle it. But if it does not fetch enough to pay the creditors, will I have to sell the one we still live in? The court is saying to avoid a hearing, I need to get a Consent and Waiver form sign by each creditor and sibling which is not a problem. I have been reaching out to attorneys for over a year and cannot afford the prices. Thanks for your assistance.
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You may qualify for free representation through Volunteer Legal Services or, if not, for the Modest Means program through Lawyer Referral Services. The SC court may have a pro se (for self) program in which court personnel or attorneys will assist someone representing themselves.
The likelihood of getting adequate advice on a nationwide listserv from attorneys who have not seen the documents and do not know the full situation is slim.
Answered on Apr 11th, 2019 at 5:21 AM
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