What can happen if I get approved for a credit card from a company I have an open collections with?

You may want to look at and review Florida Statute 95.11, it is easy enough to find online. the Statute of Limitations on the car is 5 years, you...

You really should call around and or email a few attorneys, the costs can vary drastically. The above attorneys have given you excellent insight...

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What is the best option to protect my assets if I want to leave my house or insurance money for my kids before I am married?

You can draft a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement for starters. Life insurance you can leave to whomever you desire (simply list them as only...

How would I proceed, and what are my rights?

So very sorry for your loss. The power of attorney ceases (ends at death), You also cannot change a Will after death. You may want to seek out a...

Which is better, LLC or Corp

This really has no simple answer based upon the limited information you have provided, we do not even know the product or service as of yet and...

Can a felony be expunged in the state of Florida for an individual who is to execute a parents Will?

Maybe, probably not if he was convicted, you need to know far more information and additional details. Here is the starting point, look at this...

I am one of three co trustees on my parents trust who have passed away.I have asked for an accounting and received nothing.

1. Take the Trust to attorney that can review it and give you a properly informed decision (as in , knows what they are doing). 2. Do not sign...

Do I need a will before he dies and do his sons have any claims to our assets?

It sounds like you have everything covered based upon what you have reported and listed. Yet, it is always a good idea to have a Will and all...

After my mom passes away, do his belongings only go to his biological children?

My sympathy and condolences on your father's passing. Your father's estate will need to be probated so your mom should go to a probate attorney if...

Go to the Clerk of the Court in the county where you were legally emancipated and ask to get a certified copy of your emancipation order (it will...