Trustee Successor transfered deed into her name and put the word "Trust" after her name? Is this legal?
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Answered on January 02, 2024
you have to actually look at the deed not what the county lists on the property records. THe language on a deed should be something similar to the...
A will changed to gift?
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Answered on December 24, 2023
Probate doesn’t happen until after death. If your mother is competent, she can give away property while alive. You might talk with an attorney to...
Can I have my older sibling evicted from our mother's home that is in probate if I am the executor of the estate?
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Answered on December 02, 2023
At the PR, you should be represented by an attorney who can discuss why the homestead is a non probate asset and in most cases, the PR of an...
What does ORDER SETTING ASIDE ORDER OF SUMMARY, CONVERTING TO FORMAL &ORDER APPOINTING PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE mean
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Answered on November 08, 2023
It can be a complicated issue to understand. Often a homestead is not a probate asset. If the home you are living in is listed in the documents or...
My aunt died. We “trusted” my other aunt and uncle that there was a TRUST apparently she left us nothing. We never got to see th
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Answered on November 06, 2023
It would depend on whether you were a qualified beneficiary or not. This is defined under the Florida statutes and generally includes those who...
Family dispute after tragic loss - anything that can be done?
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Answered on October 26, 2023
Florida does recognize a valid common-law marriage from another state. (I am licensed in both Florida and Texas) This is a Texas law question. The...
What are my responsibilities when my husband passes away?
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Answered on October 25, 2023
Ask a lawyer in Louisiana as their laws are different.
What do I need to do if my father passed, but didn't "fund" his revocable trust?
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Answered on October 25, 2023
Sounds like you will need an attorney to open a probate case. Often with a trust there is a pour over will. The probate process will direct the...
Yes my brother has my mom's ashes and won't give the to me,I am on her death certificate and also was on her insurance policy
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Answered on October 22, 2023
The person. Who becomes the personal representative of her estate gets to provide the remains to the person authorized under her will. It can be...
Tough estate question ?
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Answered on October 21, 2023
You might have an attorney review the trust and the agreement for the purchase to see what options you have.