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Late husbands truck was borrowed, person refuses to give it back?: The truck is still in my late husbands name I’m going through probate. I will not put my name on this truck unless it gets brought back. Where do I stand to reporting it stolen. Can the car dealers repossess it.?

Asked over 5 years ago in Probate

Desiree’s answer: Once a personal representative is identified, a petition can be filed to demand the return of the vehicle. If the vehicle has a car loan and does not get paid, the creditor can repossess the vehicle therefore taking appropriate legal action immediately is critical. Contacting an experienced probate attorney that knows how to address this type of situation is critical.

Answered over 5 years ago.


How can I have someone trespassed when the owner of the house is deceased?: My father keeps trespassing and trying to live in my grandfather vacant house. He is my mother ex husband it’s her fathers house. She also passed away so the house has been vacant but my father has taken it join himself to think he is going to live there. Mind you there is no lights or running water. He basically a squatter as some would say. What can I do? My sister and I are in the process of getting the estate handle so we can sell it but it’s still in my deceased grandfathers name.

Asked over 5 years ago in Probate

Desiree’s answer: Once a personal representative is identified, the appropriate legal steps can be taken to remove him. As long as he does not have the legal right to reside there, the personal representative can pursue an unlawful detainer action against him to have him removed. Having an experienced attorney to assist with the probate and unlawful detainer will be helpful.

Answered over 5 years ago.


Inherited Moms IRA in Florida after my discharge. Is 180 rule in play ? : Inheritance from mom after discharge.

Asked almost 7 years ago in Probate

Desiree’s answer: Your inquiry requires additional details becuase you refer to the a discharge, however, what discharge? Andd what 180 day rule? If the probate was discharged, you may reopen it. Please consult with an experienced attorney to assist you. The process can be quick and easy with an experienced prrobate attorney.

Answered almost 7 years ago.