this is not an estate planning question. I have moved it to divorce and separation, based on your question.

My father passed away on Feb. 1st. of this year?

Mr. Gunthert is correct. Florida doesn't have a small estate affidavit. We do allow disposition of property without administration. Another...

Palm beach county Florida CONDO Is in my 90 year old mother's name. Do we need to do anything to title to keep condo in family?

Either a Trust or a Ladybird deed might achieve your objectives, but you should discuss this with an estate planning attorney to determine what is...

My grandmother passes in May of 2019 do I have to file taxes for her?

This is really a probate question. Fortunately, most of us who do estate planning also do probate. I have moved the category so you can get more...

How to begin to address ownership of property from a will over 30 years ago?

Any Florida Probate attorney can help you. Costs will be less if you use a local attorney. Keep in mind because of the time that has passed and...

How much does a simple will cost? I'm on disability fixed income

This is an estate planning question. If you don't have funds to pay an attorney, contact legal aid in your community. They most likely have...

If your brother lacks capacity, he can't execute a POA for you or anyone else. In order to take control of his person and property, you'll have to...

Can I receive the art collection that the museum has if I was told I receive certain items if it's not in writing?

If you have nothing in writing, how are you going to prove the decedent offered you the work of art? If you can't prove it, I don't see how you...

Is the a $ amount of assets needed without filing with probate after someone passes ?

You may be able to do a summary administration (less than $75,000 in the estate). Hire an attorney, file the Will and death certificate, petition...

How do i know if my grandparents left me anything my grandfather died 2017 and my grandmother died 2019?

Was there a Will? If so, it should have been filed with the circuit court where Grandma lived. If not, your parent who was her child is entitled...