I left this at Estate Planning only because I couldn't find a better area of law. The answer is she cannot unilaterally get rid of your...

Call the elder abuse hotline or call the local sheriff or your state attorney. If no help is provided hire an elder law attorney who is...

If you are sure he had a Will, contact The Florida Bar and tell them where he resided in Florida and they can refer you to someone in that local...

An executor (or Personal Representative in Florida) may (and should be nominated in the Will, but only a court can appoint the PR.

the length of the document is irrelevant. I use 2 different DPOAs--one is 14 pages; the other is 21. If your father could not understand the...

As Attorney Voss has advised the notary error doesn't necessarily invalidate the Will. It does mean the witnesses, if alive, may have to appear in...

You just write a deed using your old name as grantor and your new name as grantee; however, now that you are married you should discuss this with...

It should be public record and you should be able to access it. Why do you think you wouldn't have that right?

If you believe your sister used undue influence to make your father name her as Trustee, contact the lawyer who drafted and oversaw the execution...

One POA (preferably a Durable Power of Attorney) is acceptable naming both daughters as agents either jointly or successively.