Is a partition ruling needed to sell a house with several minors are co-owners? real estate, title transfer

I agree with the other answers. I would add that if you are the Personal Representative, you should direct your questions to your attorney.

Dad left me and my daughters POD CDs. We found no will, he had no estate. There is no executor. Will our inheritances be taxed?

I agree with the other answer. You should consult with a tax professional. You are not personally responsible for his creditors. If no estate is...

In FL-do you need to go before a judge to be granted guardianship or conservator ship? Does POA of father work for step-mom?

You should consult with an elder law attorney ASAP. I suggest the Law Office of Emma Hemness. It is located in Brandon. To file for guardianship...

No, POD accounts pass oustide the probate process. Yes, you can use the Death Certificates as proof of death. You are not required to split the...

Real Estate advice

Florida's intestate laws would apply. Your grandmother needs to meet with a probate attorney. It is likely she will need to open a probate to...

My father and step-mother are in an ALF in FLA. Can the caregiver plan to move elders out of state? Don't know if she was assign

You should consult with an elder law attorney in your area. From the facts you provided, it sounds as though you need to file for Guardianship to...

How do I eradicate the use of a legal guardian?

You should have been appointed an attorney at the beginning of the guardianship proceedings. You should contact that attorney, or another...

REPOST: Question about "presumption of competence" for TOD change

It sounds as though everything worked out as planned. I agree that it is a waste of money to hire an attorney, if your friend has current estate...

How to become a legal guardian

It is possible as a guardian (depending on the type of guardianship) that you could make decisions regarding your friend's rights to sue and defend...

Guardianship or Durable POA for finances for elderly mother?

I would suggest you and your mother meet with an elder law attorney in your area. At the very least, your mother should execute estate planning...