Husband died without a will.
Mr. Hafner analysis correct as long as your husband died prior to October 1, 2011. Florida's intestacy statute was recently changed for the first...
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Mr. Hafner analysis correct as long as your husband died prior to October 1, 2011. Florida's intestacy statute was recently changed for the first...
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I've never heard of a "sworn notary stamp". The form of the affidavit, if you are pro se, probably isn't going to matter to much. If it is...
I think you are confused as to what occurred at the sale. It was not re-assigned to the bank, the Plaintiff/Bank was the high bidder with a bid of...
You need to post more facts, but generally a notice of unavailability means that the attorney or party is not available do to a scheduling conflict...
I don't understnd the facts you have presented. An attorney cannot sign a judgment. A Judgment is signed by a judge. There is no "breach" of a...
As a general rule, when creating an estate plan a florida "Homestead" should never go into a trust through a pourover will. Now, Homestead for...
First, you do need to deposit the original Will with the Clerk of Court in the County where the decedent lived. Under Florida Law, that is to be...
No. She cannot delegate that to another person. Further she has a fiduciary duty to the creditors and beneficiaries to pursue those potential...
Mr. Sasso is entirely correct. The best option is to try to work something out between the two of you. If not, you'll need to file a partition...
You need to hire an experienced probate attorney, preferably one who does probate litigation. Unfortunately, without a complete review of your...