Can a trustee evict the beneficiary off property?

Hire an attorney immediately to sort this out for you. It sounds like you have gotten yourself into a pickle already (why didn't you call the cops...

Does a Florida attorney need to provide a conflict waiver if he becomes Co-Trustee with the opposing counsel during litigation?

On the surface, yes, yes, yes, and yes. However, you have not given us any of the particulars that may have resulted in this situation arising. ...

Estate out of funds.

First off, your probate attorney should have given you a fee agreement for the probate proceeding. Did the scope of work extend beyond that...

How difficult to get TOD accounts back to Estate.

If you can prove undue influence, you can set-aside the TOD and will. Don't dawdle or the funds may disappear. It is much harder to recover funds...

It depends. It is not clear from your question whether or not the LLLP OWNS the Rev Trust. If so, then the governing docs of the LLLP should...

I just put in a question about making up a will.

As you can see from the answers you have received so far, there is no "Yes" or "No" definitive answer. Florida law will not allow for certain...

Is a will that you made yourself from an application bought from a company that was made by me, legal in Florida?

Florida has defined what constitutes a legal, valid will which includes the formalities required for execution. Notarization, interestingly...

Is the surviving spouse liable for deceased spouse's credit card debt?

As Attorney Shields has responded - Maybe. Generally, the answer would be "No", under most circumstances. However, all your husband's creditors...

Do married couples when separated for a good number of years, and one dies, still have to take care of the other's expenses?

It all depends on what expenses and liabilities you are speaking about. If all your husband's liabilities are in his name only, then they will be...

Do I have to probate the Trust?

I'm so sorry to hear about your father's passing. Were there any items that were not named in the trust that have to be poured-over by the will...