Can the children of a deceased father contend to the remains of the deceased leaving the state to go to the deceased sister?

Power of attorneys expire upon death. Open a probate and then you would have the authority as PR to compel the return of the property (yes remains...

It probably can, but there are downsides in terms of taxes in doing this. Speak with a Jacksonville elder law attorney or one in another area who...

If mother & I buy a house with both names on the loan, will that be an issue for me if she ends up needing nursing facility?

You would want to have an elder law attorney to review your mother's situation. Generally, the state of FL does not take homes of those who need...

House in probate, deeded to sister and deceased 2 adult children, State of Fl will the St German Act protect us if we report it?

Call around or use the find a lawyer tab and many lawyers will do free consultations. More information needed to let you know the options.

Can I give up an inheritance?

You cannot give it up until you actually receive it. In many cases, within 9 months of death (for tax purposes) you can disclaim your interest in...

Can the beneficiary of an IRA annuity be a trust? Please see other questions below. Thank you?

Yes, but the beneficiary designation must be properly created so that there are not adverse tax consequences. In addition, the trust must have...

Regarding a last Will and Testament etc.

You can make changes to your will not not someone else’s will

It can but would not be advised as you as a personal representative have personal liability. Ask your lawyer who can evaluate the specific facts...

4 owners 1 house.

Your father needs to meet with a real estate lawyer to file an action for a partition to force the sale.

If it is a Florida Trust, the answer is Yes, unless your mother waives the right to the accounting.