Does a second wife have any recourse when everything is being left TOD to the husband’s two children from the first marriage?

Elective share - you are entitled to 30% of the entire elective estate (all assets husband had a right to prior to death) unless there is a pre or...

If you don't have an asset at the time of death is recoverable by the state ?

If your mother died before this other person, the monies left to your mother will probably skip her unless they were left to her or her estate. If...

Can a lien be placed on my daughter's and my home to collect credit card debt when I die? Jointly owned bank accounts?

Recommendations to hire a probate, estate planning or real estate attorney without an answer. Anway, if it is your homestead the answer is NO...

How much is a trustee entitled to as far as fee's are concerned? Is the amount based on a net amount or a gross amount on such ?

Only entitled to fees on probate assets, typically the homestead is not a probate asset and if the life insurance has valid beneficiary...

Probate court hearing notice records

Depends, most notices are available for attorneys to view or request access to but not to individuals.

The petition has changed so it is called amended. The change is the will. You said you filed a petition without a will and now a will has been...

Which form do I need?

It depends on the value of the life insurance policy. Typically if the value is less than$6000 and more then the cost of burial, you can do the...

Is it necessary to file a will if there are no probateable assets? ?

Florida statutes state that the custodian of the will has 10 days from death to file the will with the probate court, there is no exception for...

No, but you may want to update your documents to take advantage of things Florida has that were not available in NY like homestead protection. In...

If Estate PR or Administrator gets Certified letter addressed to the deceased from unknown sender ie PO Box should PR accept it?

Yes the PR should if possible get certified mail to learn more about the estate and be able to complete their duties