It sounds like he is gifting you the complete ownership of the home. If that is the case, then the house is 100% yours and you are responsible for...

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How can I avoid probate of a rental property held in an LLC in Florida.Could I add a clause to my operating agreement.

You should speak with an estate planning/business law attorney. There are many factors involved and an answer cannot be provided based on the facts...

What are my options

Depends. If it was a conditional gift (such as work here for 2 years), then he would have the right to reclaim the property. If it was a true gift...

Does an irrevocable trust have to be registered ?

There is not a trust registration. However, you should file a notice of trust (see link below), even if you are not opening up a probate. You could...

Can a payment agreement residual be placed into an irrevocable trust after death?

I would say "maybe." It depends on the terms of the sale of the business. If it is a signed note and continuing obligation (so not a self canceling...

Should we file for summary administration in Florida to accomplish this? How long and difficult will it be? Thanks

I'd recommend discussing with an estate planner. There are rules regarding disclaimer and when it is a viable option. If a probate is necessary,...

I'd recommend speaking with a Probate attorney. You need to determine if it's worth probating, and it sounds like it is not. The will your...

Quit claim deed - interest conveyed

If the original enhanced life estate deed was properly drafted, the power to revoke the deed and re-convey are expressed powers contained therein....

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Did the bank have the right to Release the Savings account monies to the new POA for my stepmother?.

First, is she the POA (means your step mom signed a power of attorney naming the individual) or was she appointed by the court as her guardian? If...

Does the executor of the will get paid off the sale of the house or the value when my dad past away?

Those circumstances sound very odd. I would recommend speaking with an attorney. If something was done wrong, there still may be time to fix it....