Can a deceased beneficiary spouse stand in the deceased shoes in an irrevocable parents trust?

The question is whether the spouse is a qualified beneficiary and is entitled to notice of trust accounting. You need to consult with a qualified...

Question regarding motion to dismiss in family law

No the attorney cannot file a motion to dismiss if a default has been entered. The attorney must first file a motion to set aside the default....

How old does a child who drives have to be to have a car put in her name?

the age is 18 for a minor to take title in their own name. I have seen it before where a car is titled in the name of an uniform transfers to minor...

Isnt it best to have a revocable trust during lifetime? Then upon the first death it goes to spouse? then isn't it irrevocable?

Typically a trust is revocable during the lifetime of the grantor which allows for flexibility. There are certain cases especially related to...

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Can I terminated my parental rights?

No you cannot voluntarily terminate your parental rights. There is no independent action to terminate your parental rights. The only time that a...

The most important thing is that if you want to appeal, you must file a notice of appeal within 30 days of the court's order regarding this...

What happens if the opposing council didn't file their response in time.

You have to file a motion for default and set it for a hearing before the court. They can cure the default anytime prior to the hearing.

Can u short sale a home without the other party if there not communicating with u or mortgage holder

Typically no because part of the short sale process is executing a new promissory note and amended mortgage which can only be done by all obligors...

Can an aunt get custody of a minor , even if her parent does not consent?

There is a statute in florida which allows temporary custody by an extended family member such as an aunt. While called temporary it can last until...

I need an advice please!

I think the first step would be to file for contempt and see if you can get a separate hearing on that. I had a similar situation and I requested...