Jacksonville, FL
Estate planning Lawyer at Jacksonville, FL
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +3 more
Where does your sister live, what state is the trust governed under? If the answer to either of these is not Florida, you may need to contact a...
Yes, it is possible with an IPUG™ Trust where you reserve the right to the income.
You are dealing with a homestead and if you were to die, regardless of how titled, your spouse would have a right to part or all of the home....
Depends on what you consider expensive. Many lawyers charge more or ILITS because of the liability, but it doesn't would like you need an ILIT.
If there are other beneficiaries, then you will need an attorney. You might contact the Florida bar to find out who is handling his files or see...
You should talk with your attorney about the judgment and what assets are at risk. If you do not have an attorney, you should talk with an asset...
A foreclosure defense attorney can review the docket and documents and see what needs to be done. Trying to defend yourself in a foreclosure case...
While there are things that can be done, none are typically as efficient as keeping the home.
You should talk with an attorney and see if you have signed agreements which obligate your spouses estate.
The PR's attorney can talk to a beneficiary, but does not have to. Any bills should be paid by the estate as if they billed you, the beneficiary...