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In my grandmother's will she stated I could live in her house as long as I wanted and as long as I paid the taxes on the house.
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Answered on February 28, 2015
Sounds like you may have a conditional life estate. You should meet with a probate attorney to review the will and determine your specific rights
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Can an heir sell property in spite of what the will states?
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Answered on February 28, 2015
The will should be filed with the court. A probate opened. The the judge will admit and interpret the will. Once that is done you will know what...
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How do I get back into martial property after siblings had POA and husband passed yesterday
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Answered on February 26, 2015
You need to hire a probate attorney to review your cirumstances, if the divorce was not finalized you rights have not changed.
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Dad just passed away how can I find out if he had a will
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Answered on February 26, 2015
If a probate is filed, you can check the record. You could also ask those who would have it to provide a copy or file it with the court.
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If a deceased person jointly owns property,with. Someone who abandons their interest many years before pasing of deceased.
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Answered on February 25, 2015
Was the propety abandoned by use of a deed? If not she will still have an interest in the property. The estate may have claims against net...
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Wording on testament?
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Answered on February 25, 2015
You would do that in a will or trust if the trust owned the LLC. If you own the LLC, you would create a specific devise in the will to dispose of...
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Please help, I have a serious probate question. (in regards to regaining beneficiary status after false conviction)
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Answered on February 25, 2015
It may be possible. It is not an answer anyone can give you without reviewing the entire file. Even if you are not entitled to become a...
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What are some strategies we can put in place to distribute the money wisely to an irresponsible beneficiary? Florida Rev Trust.
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Answered on February 25, 2015
It is odd that you dont have enough assets to do it properly, but have enough assets that you are concerned. If you have enough to worry about...
Can you deduct legal fees to protect an asset?
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Answered on February 24, 2015
This is a tax quetsion and should be addressed with your CPA or a Tax attorney. I will change the category to Tax for you.
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Rev. Living Trust: Does this rule (below) about non-titled assets also apply in Florida? I.e. $100K maximum to avoid probate.
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Answered on February 24, 2015
No, Florida does not exempt small estates from probate. Florida does permit a summary administration for estates with assets less than $75,000 or...