Do I have to keep giving my fiancé's parents his old belongings?
Any property owned by her belongs to her family unless she had a will directing it to someone else.
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Any property owned by her belongs to her family unless she had a will directing it to someone else.
Under certain circumstances, a home can be sold to pay debts. You may want to contact an attorney to see what options you have.
Sounds like you may need to get a guardianship to resolve this issue.
You probably need an attorney in one state and someone to do a deed in the other. Most Fl attorneys can help you with this
You may try establishing a guardianship over your husband if he is at risk of harming himself or others. This may entitle you to make the...
You should have the trust reviewed by a Florida Trust attorney so that they can properly advise you on what to do. Requesting her to resign will...
Yes, request it from the personal representative if a probate is opened. If there is no probate, you might try the trustee of a trust.
The answer depends on whether they were divorced; estranged seems more like separated but still married. Once that is determined, you would have...
It depends on what the court appointed accounting contains, the terms of the release and the trust. You should have an attorney review these...
It might be possible if someone was to review the court docket and filings presented by the PR and know why you wanted to object. It is probably...