Money inherited after mother's death.
Legally? No, not in the manner you describe. Your Stepfather, or whomever was left in charge of your inheritance until your age of majority, has a...
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Legally? No, not in the manner you describe. Your Stepfather, or whomever was left in charge of your inheritance until your age of majority, has a...
I think it is safe to say that the contract with the neighbor is void. If the township sold the adjacent land upon which your staircase sits, then...
Interesting question. Technically, you have no rights to live in the mobile home - it is owned by the bank. On the other hand, you could begin...
I am so sorry! Unless you can convince your stepfather that your mother's wishes would be otherwise, unless she specifically willed the ring to...
Yes. If you have a desire to object and an opportunity to do so during the petition for discharge and you do not take that opportunity, the court...
You can certainly request that no autopsy be done in your Living Will, but honestly, an autopsy is ONLY ever done if the death is questionable or...
OK. Your question makes no sense at all. Regardless, it would appear that your Dad's wife is petitioning for her elective share of the estate and...
The chance of you both dying at precisely the same time is very remote. A notarized document appointing your daughter will not avoid probate, if...
Yes, your daughter can file probate. You do not have grounds to do so, since as the ex-wife you are not entitled to the estate unless he...
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You will need to discuss this with a probate attorney because what you are saying would not occur in Florida the way you have described. If Wife...
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