My mother and I were always told we'd be in my step grandmothers will. She recently passed and the family won't release the will

If you are named in the will or an heir at law, under most state laws you would therefore be entitled to a copy of the will. From your description...

How do I go about getting property switched out of my mothers name due to the fact she is in a "vegetative state".

You desperately need an elder law attorney and one who specializes in guardianships. I assume there is no power of attorney naming you (or anyone...

I am an attorney in your area. You need to act quickly and get an attorney. Do not delay - you have options but you need to act.

Do I need to sign off on the sale of my deceased mother's home?

Depending on the wording of the will and the particular requirements of the title company you may or may not be asked to "sign off" on the sale. ...

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What are my initial and recurring legal duties under Florida law, as a Trustee of four newly formed, Irrevocable Trusts?

Mr. Pollock offers good advice. I would add that you agreed to be the trustee, so it probably would have been a good idea to know what you were...

For one thing, it depends on the who the policy owner is, who the insured life is (sounds like it's yours) and who the beneficiary is. Some of...

In Florida will I inherit my fiancee's IRS debt after we marry?

No, those debts don't attach to you, however, from a practical perspective his/her debts have an impact on you and can effect joint property. You...

Can my grandmother have a property deed that is in her deceased husband's & his deceased ex-wife's names changed into her name?

Ok, here is the thing. From your description of the situation your grandmother very likely does not own 100% of the properties in question. An...

Not sure exactly what is being asked. Are you saying that you are providing for your children in your will/trust after your death and you want to...

How to transfer real property into a living trust?

You really should hire an attorney to assist you with the process. While not all that difficult I worry that you are doing all "do it yourself" and...