I'm assuming the original owner passed and the 5 siblings are the heirs or beneficiaries (if there was a Will) of the property. The simple answer...

Without reading his POA, no one can tell. Only the elderly lady can give you her POA and only if she has capacity. Her attorney in fact in Europe...

My colleagues are correct. There is no rush; however, if there was a Will, it should be filed with the death certificate as soon as practicable.

Since Dad has passed, this is really a probate question. If brother was POD, he gets what's left in the account. Was Dad alive when you paid the...

You need to ask an attorney familiar with Bahamian law. Some Florida lawyers may be, but most are not.

I assume your cousin was living in GA at the time the Will was written and executed. The Testator (or Testatrix) may have given instructions to...

The fact you live in different states would be a complication, but not a bar. You'll need to retain elder law or guardianship counsel near where...

Mr. Gunthert gave you an excellent answer and Mr. Carrier was also correct.

You need to hire your own Trust attorney to represent you and not the Trustee. Do you have a copy of the Trust? As a beneficiary you are entitled...

If the Trust is revocable, the Grantor can change it, but he cannot require the beneficiary to return the money (or transfer it back to the...