What signatures are required on a durable power of attorney document for the state of Florida?

I would contact a FL attorney to prepare the documents (no sense in finding out after it is too late that it is not valid). The attorney will also...

I am helping a new faith-based non-profit organization get started, and I'm dealing with their incorporation issues.

Are you an attorney or tax professional? I would be careful regarding giving legal or tax advice to an entity if you are not qualified to do so. ...

In your experience, in a civil case,

Very hard question to answer without knowing about the case. But Generally a volunteer attorney may have less time to devote to a matter. In the...

When is Executor required to distribute inheritance to beneficiaries?

There is not usually a strict deadline although I would think within 30-90 days if it is merely writing a check. Being that you were through a...

Do I have to file tax return on "EIN" if my LLC business has not even launched

You should obtain formal legal and tax advice for your business before proceeding. However it is typically a good idea to file "zero" returns for...

There should be only one original (executed) will (sometimes physically held by the client, other times by the lawyer for safekeeping). Most...

Irrevocable Trust - Can a beneficiary cause changes?

Generally the trust language controls unless otherwise prohibited and there are often situations where even irrevocable trusts can be re-formed or...

You are young, and you are facing a difficult situation. I would urge you to not rush out of the house too soon...of course I'm sure lots of...

How do you handle someone who thinks they are a beneficiary of a will/trust but isn't listed in either document at all?

You do not have to because she is basically no one with respect to this situation. I would have your own lawyer write a very clear letter stating...

Question about UTMA trust distribution

Typically in this situation you would contract the parent and work together to open the UTMA account. Depending on the bank it will be "PARENT"...