My father just died, what do I need to do?
Mr. Gunthert gave you good advice. Please follow it. After a suitable period of mourning, you should contact a probate attorney to guide you the...
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Mr. Gunthert gave you good advice. Please follow it. After a suitable period of mourning, you should contact a probate attorney to guide you the...
This is really a probate question. Check in the county where she resided at the time of her death. If the court has a Will, they should send it...
When social security finds out she died they will withdraw the funds if it was direct deposited. If the check was mailed, it should not be cashed...
Mr. Kaufman is correct. Forgery is a crime (as is theft). You need to hire an attorney to protect your rights (and probably) your mother's wishes.
While this is a probate question, note that as jointly owned property (JTWROS), the house is not part of the probate estate. Take her death...
This could be an elder law question so I didn't change the category, but I would like to add to my colleagues' suggestions that perhaps an estate...
Since they are both alive this is an estate planning question and not yet probate. The question is what does your father want. Divorce may be the...
Unless you can find a Puerto Rican lawyer who is also a member of The Florida Bar or a Florida Bar member who is licensed to practice law in P.R.,...
The prior answers are all correct. I would just ask your stepmother to provide you with the name of her attorney (assuming there's a probate) and...
Our firm always has a Personal Services Contract (PSC) notarized, but I'm not certain it's required. Was your dad provided a sum of money in...