If your grandparent has legal capacity the issue you could raise is that your father's siblings used undue influence to make these changes. Also,...

Both Mr. Gross and Mr. Ligh are correct. If you want to win, you'll most likely need to hire a lawyer who litigates. If you can't afford a...

You will need a guardianship. Call legal aid in Central Florida and if you really can't afford an attorney, one can be provided to you. You...

Hire a Florida attorney who is fluent in both English and Spanish and who can read and interpret the document you have. You may have to open a...

A deed back to the grantor should be sufficient. Have an attorney prepare the deed and then either you or you and the remainder person will need...

If your husband is only 47, this is not an elder law question, but you should definitely hire an attorney to protect your rights.

This is not an elder law question. I have moved it to civil rights, or it might be a family law question. Either way the answer may depend on...

Mr. Gunthert reasonably assumed you meant summary administration because you filed it under probate. Mr. Herman gave you a more complete...

Have a real estate attorney review both the POA and the deed. If the deed says it's a JTWROS, the POA can only petition for a partition of the...

I am not a family lawyer, but I do estate planning and if your sister is TOD on your bank account it's the same as if she's the beneficiary on your...