Can you request the court to remove or replace the guardian?
You can certainly request it. More importantly, the Judge may grant the request if you can show breach of the GAL’s duty. I’m sure you can find an...
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You can certainly request it. More importantly, the Judge may grant the request if you can show breach of the GAL’s duty. I’m sure you can find an...
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That will depend greatly upon the authority granted in the POA. Call an attorney to review the POA and assist you in this regard.
The answer lies in the terms of the trust. I suggest obtaining a copy of the document and having a FL attorney review it to answer your question.
You haven’t heard of a 5-day notice because unless it’s a term of your lease there’s no such thing. A defendant has 5 days to respond to an...
If the prosecutor or judge reads this and connects it to your case, definitely! In all seriousness, your attorney would be the best person to ask.
Name change. It’s fairly easy; however, some jurisdictions require a court hearing and all jurisdictions require fingerprints. My recollection is...
It’s likely because the Court ordered you to do so. Bond is usually meant to keep the guardian from running off with the ward’s assets. As a...
Speak with a knowledgeable PI/car accident attorney in your area. Don’t post any details online. Insurance companies find things like online...
Usually, probate is the answer. However, in some limited circumstances probate may not be necessary and a distribution without administration may...
Florida Law is very clear about why and how third parties (like a bank) can deny POA’s. If they are in violation, a lawsuit might be in order. I...