Is it okay for a beneficiary to an estate to ask the executor for updates and review bank statements

Attorney Pippen is correct. You may also have an attorney do this for you or monitor the progress so that you can keep on top of what is being...

Can my step dad force my mom to sell there house of 16 years so he can give the proceeds to his children?

Mr. Cramer is correct. Without evaluating the full facts including the prenuptial, there is no way to answer this question. Florida Law allows an...

Can my step dad force my mom to sell there house of 16 years so he can give the proceeds to his children?

Mr. Cramer is correct. Without evaluating the full facts including the prenuptial, there is no way to answer this question. Florida Law allows an...

How does Florida Medicaid Law view the asset of a NY Life Estate when entering a skilled facility?

They will be treated as any other asset and are not exempt from the asset limits. You should speak with a Florida Elder Law attorney to review how...

Is it necessary to file a revocable trust in the State of Florida at the courthouse like a deed, while the grantor is alive

No it is not required to file a revocable trust with the state of Florida while the grantor(s) are alive. A notification of trust must be filed...

Is it necessary to file a revocable trust in the State of Florida at the courthouse like a deed, while the grantor is alive

No it is not required to file a revocable trust with the state of Florida while the grantor(s) are alive. A notification of trust must be filed...

Is there a time limit for probating a will in Florida and must an attorney be used?

If the estate has assets, the answer to your question is yes a lawyer must be used. If the assets are not probate assets, then a probate and / or...

Can a executor deny any information to the heirs??

You can check with the probate court to see what information is available. You may also hire an attorney to make sure that the proper steps are...

My question is very involved. Is there any agency that oversee the Circuit Courts in regards probate and the actions taken on a

Sounds like you should have the circumstances reviewed by another attorney.

No but a notary can be a witness. Also it depends on where the Florida Will is executed. It is possible that it would be valid if signed in...