I don't think you can sell marital assets if one of the married persons says "no".

Mr. Gross gave you the best answer. Hire a probate attorney asap.

I think this is more of a real estate question than elder law. My guess is she can't tell you who can live in your house (even though she's a...

Estates don't have "guardians". In Florida they have Personal Representatives who are appointed by a judge. If you feel your PR is acting...

As long as you are alive and claiming homestead, it is exempt from creditors. Your son has a "potential" future interest which you can change as...

Was there no successor trustee named? If not, the beneficiaries can select a successor or ask the court to do so.

Since your mother is still alive and I presume has legal capacity, she can liquidate the bonds and put them in the Trust. She may also be able to...

Ms. Jacobs is correct. If your name is on the deed, it allows you to negotiate with the mortgage company. If it's not, you may have a claim...

I don't know if this is the right category, but you should call your sheriff and the state attorney. This sounds like criminal activity to me. ...

If he is listed as either a son or a brother, he can inherit. If it simply refers to children or sons without naming him, he may be excludable. A...