Can I the benificiary be kicked out?

I am not sure what you mean by kicked out. In FL, no contest clauses are not valid.

I can't get my brother (Trustee for Dad's Estate) to give me a complete accounting. Several requests How can I get this done?

What information you are entitled to is different in each state and depends on what has been provided in the past, how it was provided, and who is...

When a loved one dies, who gets most of the money of insurance- spouse or children?

The husband's wishes are typically irrelevant if the insurance policy had a beneficiary. If the mother was named the beneficiary prior to her...

Executor Fee

For normal activities the default rate that is considered reasonable is 3% of the probate assets. Please note that this is only for probate assets...

The bank wants to reduce their liability and can require all three of the children to sign. Many times, banks want this with informal trusts. If...

I put my sister on my properties for when I die . It was a verbal commitment , now she is saying she owns half of everything whi

If you put your sister on the deed, she is an owner. The problem may be bigger than you think because many people to not file gift tax returns...

Beneficiaries of willed funds.

There are several options to help protect against your concerns. One is by using two trusts. You should meet with an estate planning lawyer and...

My hse sold in foreclosure sale when im evicted can i take all my appliances stove fridge etc

If there are appliances you added to the home since it was purchased that are not attached to the house (hard wired or installed) those can often...

In Florida are homeowners allowed to buy back their homes at auction?

Yes the bank can add all the fees and taxes to the unpaid amount. The bank can and often does purchase the homes at auction, because they can bid...

!00 yo mother passed away in Florida,I live in California,..I was told of a will but have not seen one..I am back in California.

In Florida you must use an attorney to represent the PR in a Probate when the PR is not the only beneficiary. You can always check around with...