In the state of florida is it required to have an attorney create your revocable trust?
As with many things, you can do it yourself but I would entirely discourage that option, there are too many things that may be overlooked and not...
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As with many things, you can do it yourself but I would entirely discourage that option, there are too many things that may be overlooked and not...
You would need to review the deed and see what type of deed and ownership interest that you created with this other person. If you created an...
It is rare that anyone can represent themself pro se in a probate case, this is definitely the case when a Formal Probate is required and an...
Normally, and you would have to review the Will of you dad, but normally, the assets would go to your children unless the Will states otherwise...
The judge and court will require you to get an attorney in most all instances for a Formal Probate, you may be able to submit the already completed...
No, and your attorney should be answering these questions, and if you do not have one, then you should have one that can review and answer any...
Generally yes, while you should and would review the Trust and its terms to see precisely what it says, it usually is not a problem or issue...
If your mom has become mentally incapacitated and unable to care for herself then you need to find yourself an estate planning/guardianship...
It is likely that you should start by trying to get a copy of the Trust, your dad/father should be able to help you with this if he is the one who...
I am sorry for your loss on the passing of your mom, please accept my condolences for you and your family. The answer to your question is "No". If...