Can I [father] file the Summary of Administration for my deceased son?
So long as you are the sole beneficiary, you may do so without representation by an attorney. If your wife is also your son's mother, or his mother...
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So long as you are the sole beneficiary, you may do so without representation by an attorney. If your wife is also your son's mother, or his mother...
What you need is fairly standard, depending on the stipulations. Florida law restricts attorneys from soliciting for business in this way or...
Yes, you can file for probate administration. If there is no will, as you state, the proceeds of the estate will go first to the daughter and...
This is your third question on the same topic. This matter obviously concerns you a great deal. You really need to have a one-on-one consultation...
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If your wife is the sole beneficiary of the trust, and the trust document does not specify any remainder beneficiaries for the trust assets or...
You CAN be added to title via a QC, but that may not be the best way to proceed. Any changes to title may possibly trigger documentary stamps (tax)...
Q1) No. Threats of a lawsuit will do NOTHING to stop the distribution of assets to the beneficiaries. Q2) Yes. The intent of the testator is the...
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This should have been taken care of at the foreclosure hearing when the judge ruled as he did. If it is still showing up as a valid encumbrance,...
I'm so very sorry for your recent loss! Your mother will need to intervene on your behalf. If summary or formal administration has begun on the...
No, they do not. It would be very worth your while to have a title search done. After you receive the QC, you will want to do a Quiet Title action...