How do I get my grandmother's ashes?

The list of assets will be needed but is not needed to start the process. As you are represented by an attorney, it is their choice on how they...

Info on fl probate

There are several guides on AVVO for Florida Probate

Assuming the case was handled properly or rights to object were waived, the judgment would be vaild only as to the parties named.

In Florida, what do I have to do to let the probate court know that I am an heir? The deceased cousin died intestate.

Cousin's are rarely heirs unless there are other cousins that are heirs and no will. They may just be listing you as a relative, but if there is...

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In the case of no will can an email from the deceased of his wishes to his son stand up in court against the mother ?

There are very formal requirmenets for a will. Typcially in Florida, it must be an original document signed by the person who created it in front...

I want to know the exact statute or case law with citation that states a parent may disinherit an adult child in Florida.

Laws restrict rights they do not grant them. A child has no right to inherit. There is a statute that states that a child inherits under certain...

If a property is homestead can the court force the sale based on a purchase and sell agreement that was signed prior to the

If they both signed the contract, then the court can force the sale based on the agreement, unless the buyer breaches a significant term of the...

I am part of a living trust with my siblings My husband left me. I am still married. Can my husband claim any part in a divorce?

You should have your divorce attorney or trust attorney review the terms of the trust to see how and what it provides for. There are situations...

How do I make a copy of a will legal ?

Hire a lawyer to submit and prove the will, if there are no objections and it is accepted by the court.

My mothers uncle had a Will with my mom as a heir/ beneficiary along with his brother in law. My mom and uncle are both dead.

Depends on the deed, will, and series of events. If you mother survived her aunt and the deed was only owned by your mother's aunt, then your...