Elise Rodriguez's Answers (8)

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Is my sister's unsigned will valid in Florida?

Elise's answer | Answered on October 03, 2016

A will must be signed and witnesses by two individuals in order to be valid in the state of florida. This will need to be administered as an...

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How can I get land transferred in to my name and collect social security benefits from a deceased person.

Elise's answer | Answered on October 03, 2016

It is best to see a probate attorney on this matter. Several factors will affect the outcome of the property issue such as whether you have...

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How do I file a petition for a waiver of service of notice of administration?

Elise's answer | Answered on October 02, 2016

You should not file a waiver if you are not in agreement with the petition that was filed by your father's widow. Seek an attorney immediately to...

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What kind of lawyer do I need?

Elise's answer | Answered on September 29, 2016

I agree with the other attorneys who recommend that you hire a lawyer who specializes in landlord/tenant issues. Please be sure to hire an attorney...

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If you have no will.

Elise's answer | Answered on September 16, 2016

I HIGHLY recommend that you contact an attorney in your area to draft this will for you along with the ancillary estate planning documents. I never...

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How do I add a second son, as an additional "Agent" to my POA?

Elise's answer | Answered on September 01, 2016

I recommend hiring an attorney to draft the new POA. The new POA can revoke the prior one. I would also caution you to take family dynamics into...

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What happens when my mom was given property in a living trust,but to her name only,excluding her husbands name for a reason.

Elise's answer | Answered on August 17, 2016

The trust document may have answers regarding what should happen with the property if your mother passes away. Either way, I highly recommend that...

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Is there a time limit to filing probate for a will in Florida?

Elise's answer | Answered on July 25, 2016

Technically no but good practice is to file it within 10 days. A probate case may be opened years after the decedent's death if there are...

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