I have provided for after my death. Is a Durable Power of Attorney for Finances enough to cover incapacitation?

It sounds as if you are being smart and looking ahead to the future. Having transfer on death designations will of course eliminate the need to...

Mother deceased had nothing, no probate. Retirement income and taxes only, doesn't it all go to her bills.?

It sounds as if her retirement income has pay on death beneficiaries which would mean the checks come to the beneficiaries directly and are not...

If you are emancipated you are considered an adult and as an adult can get a tattoo. However, bear in mind that being emancipated also puts a lot...

Is there a statute that states that a pardon allows a former convicted felon to serve as executor? Could you direct me to it?

A pardon absolves you of the conviction as if it never existed so yes you could be an executor (actually personal representative, in Florida)....

I need a consent to amend a petition?

If there is more than one interested party involved in a probate case you are required to be represented by an attorney. Since it is you and your...

How much power does executor have?

You need to contact a probate attorney right away in the county your parent lived so that they can better advise you on what should be done. My...

If he had the Will done in Ohio when he resided there and it was a valid will it will be valid in Florida. You will just need to hire an attorney...

FLSSI form P-3.0990 is the official form; however, the general scenario is that the personal representative provides the asset information to the...

Why would a probate attorney for a Florida estate be asking for photocopies of all the decedent's assets even nonprobate?

The question is best answered by the attorney requesting the information. It could be for tax reasons or possibly something else which your facts...

Are NY Letters ok to claim $300 (unclaimed stock) from FL unclaimed property for NY estate?

The NY Executor should be able to provide their letters along with any other requested paperwork to have the $300.00 released to the estate.