Seneca, SC
Real estate Lawyer at Seneca, SC
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Elder Law ... +6 more
You can't. In Florida, until and unless you have "exhausted all administrative remedies" a lawsuit is not an option that is available to you. But,...
Before you go off and get yourself into trouble with the Condo Association, seek the advice of a knowledgeable real estate attorney in your area....
No. The will is not valid in Florida or (most likely) any other state. If he had the opportunity to make the will, what prevented him from signing...
You may want to repost this question under the heading of "tax law questions" since it is not really a real estate matter. That way a skilled tax...
To clarify, in Florida, a for a will to be valid it 1) cannot be holographic (handwritten) or noncupative (oral), 2) MUST be signed by the testator...
The preference would be to list the property as 'vacant' but note in the Public Remarks the existence of the house, stipulating that it is...
I disagree with both of my colleagues' answers. As long as you were still legally married to your husband when he passed away, you DO NOT have to...
That language came about in business to waive the duties an agent has to his/her client to only the most egregious of conduct. Try striking the...
DON'T DO IT ON YOUR OWN!! I completely agree with Attorney Deason and not so much with Attorney Salcines - a common mistake that is made in...
No, you cannot sign his name, at this point, and deposit the check. Your POA expired upon his death. Did your father die testate (with a will)? Was...