Does an irrevocable trust need to be registered in Florida
I agree with Mr. Carrier. You should meet with an attorney to review the trust and determine what requirements the trust sets out, as well as what...
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I agree with Mr. Carrier. You should meet with an attorney to review the trust and determine what requirements the trust sets out, as well as what...
CAN he do it... yes. Is it LEGAL for him to do it... no. You should immediately bring this to the attention of the court and ask that he be...
After two years, no claim (including Medicaid) can be made against the assets of estate. As such, Most courts do not require notification of Dept...
I agree with Mr. Brenna. If your brother is fulfilling your (legally competent) mother's wishes, there is not much you can do about it. However,...
I agree with Mr. Waddell, above. If you try to discuss this with law enforcement without an attorney, you are likely to hear "That's a civil...
I agree with Mr. Thomas that you need an attorney. You will need to open up a Probate estate and a Florida attorney can help you with that. ...
I agree with Mr. Gwaltney' answer above. You need to first check with the clerks office to see if an estate administration has been filed. ...
I agree with Mr. Reed's answer. Only a more recent, properly executed will would likely change the distribution of the estate. Absent some very...
I agree with Ms.Loentitsis, It is imperative that you meet with an attorney who specialized in Medicaid. There are typically several options...
I have to agree with the above attorney that, absent some strong evidence to the contrary, your mother will likely be able to keep the proceeds of...