What can I do to remove my sister property if she moved out and her name is on the deed

We do have a partition action in Florida. Consult with a real estate attorney where the property is located.

What options are available?

You can also check with legal aid in your community (or perhaps where the suit has or will be filed to see if you qualify for some assistance.

There is an open probate case. Based on the below, is the retirement pension part of probate assets?

It depends. If the child is receiving the benefits because it was the contingent beneficiary, then it's not part of the probate estate. If the...

Is it normal for a relative to ask for copies of bank and 401 statements for the last three years from my Deceased Mother.

I agree with Ms. Holcombe, but I have a question: Was your mother competent and in charge of these accounts? If so, it doesn't matter since she...

Do I need to probate court ?

You should be able to find a probate attorney who will assist you on an hourly basis which should be less than 3%.

My mom and I are joint tenets not in common, on a deed to a home, she is in a nursing home and has been for over 5 years. ?

If this home was her homestead and if she intended to return to it should she "recover", I don't believe Medicaid can get after it. On the other...

The issue you have to determine is if your sister and one of her sons also passes before you but leaves surviving children, so you want them to...

Can I put a trail on my deceased uncle's property?

This is really a real estate question. You could buy the tax deed and after a period of time (I think 2 years) foreclose and bid your tax purchase...

My mother recently passed away. She had a credit card only in her name. Is my father responsible for this?

My colleagues are correct. The simple answer to your question is "no". No one is obligated to pay the credit card debt. If she has assets that...

What can I do to speed up the release of funds?

Is this life insurance? Is it casualty insurance? Is it liability insurance? The answer depends on what type of insurance is involved. If it's...