Pinellas County Estate Planning Legal Advice (71 found)

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John J. Sullivan
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I am not licensed in FL, but doubt the rules of professional conduct are very...
David Michael Goldman
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You might try contacting another attorney to get a second opinion given the...
Jeffrey Scott Goethe
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Contributor Level 5

You should tell your friend not to discuss their estate plan with you. They...
Lesly C Longa
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Contributor Level 4

You would not be personally responsible. It would be paid out of his estate....
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Jennifer Ann Jacobs
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Contributor Level 6

There are as many answers to that question as there are lawyers in Pinellas...
David Michael Goldman
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Contributor Level 7

The price for a will varies between attorneys. To give you an idea, we charge $...
Joseph Franklin Pippen Jr.
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Contributor Level 6

The truck was most likely treated as exempt property with the wife having a...
Jeffrey Scott Goethe
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Contributor Level 5

Florida probate laws include protections for surviving spouses and creditors,...
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David A. Shulman
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Contributor Level 3

In Florida, an attorney is necessary to probate a will. You have to be...
Jeffrey Scott Goethe
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Contributor Level 5

An attorney is required because you cannot prepare legal documents that affect...
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Jennifer Ann Jacobs
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Contributor Level 6

No. You should keep the original in a safe place and give a copy to the person...
Michael John Faehner
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There is no legal requirement that a living will be filed with any court for it...
John J. Sullivan
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Contributor Level 7

It's possible, but has to be done carefully. First, determine whether the plan...
Andrew Daniel Myers
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Contributor Level 8

There is no automatic notification. Do not finalize the settlement papers...
Taras S. Rudnitsky
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Contributor Level 4

As you can tell from the answer, the preceding attorney (who is apparently from...
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Gust G Sarris
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Contributor Level 5

You said that something (information) was added after the death of the Grantor.....
Jeffrey Scott Goethe
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Contributor Level 5

With do--it-yourself software, it is very easy to produce documents that are...
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Douglas Ron Coenson
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Contributor Level 6

Although it is possible to administer a probate in 4 months, that is a very...
David Michael Goldman
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Contributor Level 7

Its possible to close on an estate in 4 months, it could also take longer. Be...
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Janet Lee Brewer
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Contributor Level 7

I presume you mean "living trust". Since living trusts aren't recorded...
Blaise E. Picchi
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Contributor Level 5

A "Living Will" has to do with what to do when a person is dying. Whether they...
Dennis Andrew Chen
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Contributor Level 7

You need a probate attorney to help you determine what assets of the estate are...
Joseph Franklin Pippen Jr.
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Contributor Level 6

The estate would be responsible for the debt(not you). Some assets in estate...
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Christopher J. Coleman
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Contributor Level 5

Get familiar with Chapter 83 (link below). Section 83.51 specifically deals...
Justin Jay Watling
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Contributor Level 5

It is unclear from your question what "originals" are missing. If it is the...
Bert Z. Tigerman
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Contributor Level 6

I am not sure what your question is. Apparently your mother tried to refinance...
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Jeffrey Scott Goethe
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Contributor Level 5

"Interested Person" is an important concept throught the Florida Proabte Code....
Steven Alan Fink
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Contributor Level 9

It depends why he is refusing to sign. Does he not trust you? Does he want...
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Douglas Ron Coenson
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Contributor Level 6

Without know the details and the context it is difficult to answer this...
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Brent Allan Rose
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Contributor Level 6

As a general rule, your spouse's premarital assets are not subject to...
Marshall S. Tauber
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Contributor Level 3

It is not unusual for the foreclosing lender to name all interested parties as...
Marshall S. Tauber
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Contributor Level 3

What I meant to say was that the courts in your state may not have adopted the...
Andrew Daniel Myers
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Contributor Level 8

You need to post more information about your concerns over the will in order to...
Janet Lee Brewer
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Contributor Level 7

Obviously not - if you thought it would be a wise move, you probably wouldn't...
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Margery Ellen Golant
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Contributor Level 8

It is true that if there is no equity in the property for the second mortgage...

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