My my father died in a car accident the insurance company is issuing a check for the total loss of the car in his name?

You will need to open a probate to be able to distribute the funds

Why a home with no mortgage is transferred out of a joint marital trust and put in their own name, after it became irrevocable?

This question involves knowledge about multiple areas of law. The first issue is whether the house was removed from the trust. To determine the...

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Two tenants , one in jail. One at residence. Sherrif serves summons to tenant at residence but no notice of the other one being

This is not a simple question with a clear answer. The reason Mr. Gaffney is correct is that the answer to almost every legal question is “It...

How may a car left behind by a recently deceased person be conveyed, if there is no executor or administrator?

The next of kin, which includes spouse or children or other can transfer the tag without a probate if there are no creditors. While it is an...

I have a mother in law apartment that I would like to rent . I would like to rent to a single adult, without pets, can I do this

Yes, but this is a real estate question not elder law

Not illegal, but unethical if the proper written disclosures are not made prior to the will being created. it is best not to use the drafting...

Do do I have to reveal in a divorce case a will from parents dying?

Question deals with disclosure, it is proper to disclose all assets and potential assets in a divorce. This is something you should discuss with...

Can a surviving spouse and co-trustee of a revocable trust remove their home from the trust with a lady bird deed?

You say, she removed it an put it back. If you are able to void the first transfer, won't you end up with the same result? Something a lender...

Where can I download the form Petition for Summary Administration With Will for Broward County Florida.

Generally, you need to be represented by an attorney to file a probate. This is not the case when you are only representing yourself and there are...

This is a real eate question not an estate planning question.