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I initially asked how can an attorney transfer a property to a trust account of his title company? Is it fraud?see detail info
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Answered on October 15, 2013
Look - no one here can answer that question with a "yes" or "no" answer without seeing the documents that created the transfers and the...
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In Florida, My father died leaving no will.
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Answered on October 15, 2013
Since you and your brother are interested parties, i.e., potential heirs, you may open probate on your father's estate. Most annuities and life...
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My spouse died without a will. what happens to the house that is in his name only. we have two kids. who gets the house?
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Answered on October 14, 2013
Just my opinion, but your daughter needs to take a step back. If there is no will and there is greater than $75000 in assets, you will need to...
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In the state of Florida, can someone change the executor of a will with a notary or should an attorney be present?
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Answered on October 13, 2013
By "someone" I hope you are meaning "testator" in which the answer is that the testator can change the personal representative or anything else...
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Real Estate: Does a condo building need it's roof inspection by a county employee to determine if it meets the building code?
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Answered on October 13, 2013
I believe this is a restatement of the question you asked earlier. Seriously? When you bought your condo, didn't it occur to you to look out the...
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I need direction and help i am in the state of Florida is notarized letter a will for property and is it legal
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Answered on October 13, 2013
In Florida, holographic wills are not valid to transfer anything. However, if the will is properly witnessed by two witnesses who both observed...
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Should I sue?
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Answered on October 12, 2013
No, you don't. If he is the beneficiary of an insurance policy, it belongs to him - it is not part of probate.
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Real Estate: There is an eyesore of a roof across the narrow street that may affect my own property value. Options?
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Answered on October 12, 2013
As long as the roof is up to code, its appearance will not be enough to have them cited for having an "ugly" roof. Have you already taken this...
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Two names on land deed; father and son. father dies. do other two remaining children have any right to claim of property?
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Answered on October 12, 2013
It depends. If the property is owned as Tenants in Common, the heirs of the father may own a divided interest in the father's share of the...
Real Estate license: Can Florida DBPR legally ask me to disclose information about a record that was Sealed 37 years ago in NY.
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Answered on October 12, 2013
Yes. If you want the license, they want full disclosure, same as for attorneys. You can tell them the nature of the incident and that it was...