Marian Audrey Lindquist’s Answers

You should hire your own probate attorney in the county where your father's will is being probated, and you should do this NOW.

You need to hire an attorney NOW.

It depends on how the deed reads. If it says "Father and Son as joint tenants with the right of survivorship" then son automatically receives it. If it says something else or says nothing, then a probate is necessary. I recommend you have an attorney look at the title to determine whether you own all of it or not. You have my sympathy for the loss of your father.

I am assuming that since the estate is in probate there is an attorney. That attorney should be addressing the situation of your brother tearing up the property. One owner can force the sale of property. If you are an owner and want to do that you need a lawyer to file a partition action. A partition action will force the sale of the property. In my 21 years of practice I have all kinds of real estate litigation. They get you the result you are requesting; however, the time they take and...

Your mother can leave her estate to anyone she wants, even non-relatives. Be sure she goes to an attorney so that her will is pepared and signed correctly. Your sister can always complain that things aren't the way she wants them, but so long as your mother's will is done correctly your sister's success in contesting a will under the circumstances you describe is about zero.

You need to hire a personal injury attorney to handle this case. Consults are usually free, and you don't pay any fees if there is no recovery. Find one in your area.

I have never seen a judge in Broward County have a problem with this behavior.

You are not obligated to pay a mortgage for which you did not sign the note. You should consult with an attorney to discuss this situation in depth.

Presumed reasonable personal representative fees are http://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2011/733.617

You certainly have a right to know how much your treatment will cost. It is not unusual that a chiropractor will have you sign an assignment so they can direct bill your insurance company. There are many doctors, not just chiropractors, who want to bill out that $10,000 in PIP you have as quickly as possible.