Your getting married is not a corrective deed issue. You should consult with an attorney to find out the consequences of the changes you propose...

Will bankrupsy halt the foreclosure sale of my home if the note is not in my name? It's in my deceased ex husbands name only.

There may be a way to achieve your goals without a bad faith filing, but you need to consult with a bankruptcy lawyer and not post questions like...

Do I have any legal claim to any of the estate. She verbalized but did not document her wish that I have everything.

It is unlikily that you are entitled to anything, but you should review the situation with a probate litigation attorney to see what your chances are

Am I able to contest my fathers Will as Next of Kin?

It may be something you should consider. You should reach out to a probate litigation attorney and evaluate the estate and chances to determine...

Can a parent leave his/her children out his/her will? Can the will be contested even though it was never registered?.

There is no registration of wills in FLorida. A parent can leave out a child. If a will is found, it would be propert to record it with the court...

I have rewritten my will and need to show that I also amended my Revocable Living Trust.

The signing requirements for a trust have changed since 2009. You should have it reviewed by an attorney to make sure what you are doing will be...

A man in FL died in May 2013, leaving no will and no heirs. ZERO. But he had real estate, a house with a HELOC loan. What now?

Adverse possession is very different in Florida than in most other states. As a result most attempts to acquire property by advere possession...

Life tenant selling home while still living (followup)

He needs to sign a Deed tranferring his interest in the property.

It needs to be done by deed and recorded in the county where the property is located. It would be a life estate based upon your life. They are...

Probate Florida-Final Federal Estate Tax Return

No but often it is, you should follow the advise of your probate attorney