If you and your wife are beneficiaries of the Trust--even if it's only income for life--you shouldn't have to pay doc stamps. You could check with...

You might want to check your mother's accounts to see they are not joint with the caregiver and her Will if you are still named. Does anyone have...

If she doesn't have a Will, she should; however, if it's just the house she and her son are concerned about, a LadyBird deed will be sufficient to...

You say his home is in FL, but he resided in TN. You can't do both. He was either a permanent resident of Florida who temporarily resided in...

It may be legal, but it might not be ethical. You could hire your own attorney or you could file a complaint with The Florida Bar.

Yes, you or other next of kin need to consult with a probate attorney to determine whether and what type of probate would be appropriate.

Since he's not deceased yet, this is an estate planning, not a probate question. My colleagues are correct, he needs to get a divorce. Find a...

Not unless there are strange causes of death. People die at home all the time and it doesn't prompt an investigation.

My condolences on your loss. This should not be a problem. Any Florida probate lawyer can assist you. If you can find one in the county where...

This is not a probate question. If you believe your mother has lost capacity you should consider having her judged incapacitated and have yourself...