Can a beneficiary file a creditors claim against her mother's estate to pay her lawyer's fees?

I would need to take a look at the estate planning documentation but in general a beneficiary who has a claim against an estate would have to pay...

In addition to retaining your own attorney to seek damages on your behalf because you have your own right to go to court to seek redress, you may...

You will not be able to refinance the property until it is legally titled in your name. You might want to retain an attorney who can work with...

What happens to property with a mortgage when a trust is revoked?

I agree with the two other attorneys who recommended that you see an attorney with experience in trusts and estates. I would add that you also may...

Can an estate lend money to a "beneficiary to be" in the case of large medical bills?

The answer to this question depends upon the estate plan documents and Florida law. I would suggest that your wife consult with an attorney who...

How much a lawyer will charge for doing a will? I never have one. and I need to have one.

It is a very good idea to get the essential estate planning documents done so that you are protected. It is best to consult an attorney who...

How do I find an honest and capable lawyer for my estate?

There are many lawyers in the Orlando area who are members and leaders in the Real Property, Probate, and Trust Law section of the Florida Bar. ...

Need Attorney Experienced with Wrongful Termination Cases

Because your former employer was a major airline, you may want to consult with an attorney experienced with employment issues who is licensed in...

My wife has been unable to see a copy of her late mother's will. The lawyer who drew it up is keeping it confidential. Why?

The answer is that the lawyer's client was your mother in law, not your wife. Without having received instructions from his client to make the...

Should my brother and I,fire my sister,as Trustee of my parent's Trust?

You should arrange a consultation with a lawyer experienced in trust and estates matters. The answer to your question largely depends upon the...