Need dually experienced attorney with BOTH Probate and Housing issues for direction.

This is a difficult situation. As others have stated, you may or may not have rights to the house depending on the facts. If your grandmother has...

This is a common concern. Your father needs to be aware that leaving property directly to his spouse will give her complete control over it. She...

My assets are in my mom's trusts. I am beneficiary. Can I do my own will/estate plan if I technically don't own the assets yet?

You are free to establish your own estate plan whenever you wish. An attorney can draft a number of important documents for you and none of your...

I was willed vacant land in Florida. The owner is deceased. I pay the taxes. Can I transfer ownership on the web at no charge?

I am not sure why you are paying taxes on the property. It sounds like you will need an attorney licensed in Florida to help you. The...

Can I get my trust funds reenacted that ended when my mother died?

Jointly held property typically would not be part of the estate and subject to the terms of the will; instead it would pass to the co-owner of the...

I have been marries for 25 years. Can I inherit money without my husband being able to use it?

I agree with the answers my colleagues have provided. In order to protect your potential inheritance your mother would need to draft estate...

Real estates attorney on how to get a house in my name from my mother's and aunt's name?

An attorney would have to see the deed giving the property to your mother and aunt to know for sure what would happen upon the death of the first...

If legally married but do not live together, if I inherit money does he have any right to it?

As has been stated, your husband does not have an interest in your mother's estate. However, whatever you may receive from the estate could be...

Original estate documents.

Yes, you are entitled to those documents. The attorney will likely want to keep records of all of the documents so it may take him or her a few...

The designation "TTEE" means that your husband is a trustee of a trust for the benefit of his son. There may be an actual written document...