Is possession really 9/10ths the law?
Technically, each co-tenant owns a non-exclusive right to occupy, use or possession of the property. Yes, your son can enter the property so long...
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Technically, each co-tenant owns a non-exclusive right to occupy, use or possession of the property. Yes, your son can enter the property so long...
You have asked this question several times before, all of which were already answered. Look to the Florida Trust Code or hire an attorney to have...
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Yes, the Florida Trust code has the duties that a trustee is supposed to attain to. If your current trustee is not performing his duties as a...
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The Florida Trust Code Chapter 736, Part VIII - Duties and Powers of the Trustee will give you lots of information on what the trustee is SUPPOSED...
If the omissions were the fault of the clerk, then you could demand that they be corrected as a "scriveners error". However, since it was YOUR...
That is such a great, forward-thinking question. But, I have to laugh because trust attorneys handle so many different types of trusts for...
If you didn't specify at the time of purchase, then it is by default - tenants in common if unmarried, tenants by the entireties if married. Are...
The best way is to contact your lender and request a payoff amount. Make sure it is date-certain, i.e., that is good through a specified date....
It depends on 1) whether or not there is a Will which will need to be probated, and 2) what the trust directions indicate. If there is no will,...
I am not at all sure what you are talking about. Double-dipping? If no payments have been made in 5 years, how are they "double-dipping?" If you...