My grandmother is deceased. She passed in 1995, but she has a living will how do I go by receiving my money?

If you have a will (not a living will) you can hire an attorney to probate the will and obtain a court order giving you the authority to talk with...

How should my uncle respond to a preforeclosure summons?

You should review the documents with a Foreclosure Defense Lawyer to see what options he may have. Depending on his level of impairment there may...

My son died on Nov 4 he had 3600.in checking and savings acct no other assets. no will ihe was on ss I have his ck for Oct.

If there is no beneficiary designation or co owner on the bank account, you will have to go through probate in

My brother and I have a personal service contract for our mom as of 5/7/2012. Mom passed away 11/27. Life expectancy 4.62 yrs.

Money does not have to be returned because she died sooner than expected. Any income you and your brother had will be subject to income taxes and...

Does a "Trust Deed" override a will or does a will override a "Trust Deed?" Trust Deed done in 99' and will done in 2012'?

A "Trust Deed" is not something that is typically used in Florida. There is a Trustee's Deed and a Deed of Trust. While the documents in total...

Who is responsible for answering my questions, as a beneficiary? The attorney for the PR or Personal Representative?

Depending on your question the PR may choose or be obligated to answer it if asked or presented to them correctly. The attorney for the PR does...

What is the cost for probate? How do I go about this? I am not familiar with this.

A probate can cost as little as $750. Generally a good rule of thumb for smaller estates is 3% of the value of the assets that are subject to...

You should discuss this with a probate lawyer. While some cases are worth pursuing others simply do not involve enough money to make them...

Can i probate a will simple will that's over five years old with a lawyer

Yes you can probate the will. Because it is over 2 years old you can do a summary administration with is simpler and less expensive.

You would sue the individual and/or trustee. The assets in the trust may be available to reach upon getting a judgement. If it is a revocable...