This is a very easy problem to solve. There are many companies that sell corporate seals (both on-line, and I'm sure at the local level also). It...

Attorneys' fees are an estate expense, and payable from the assets of the Estate. In this case, there are two (2) separate estates, both of which...

Take a look at Fla. Stat. 319.28 which spels out how to transfer ownership of vehicles. There are a lot of details about whether the title holder...

The Padgett case is a good one for you. But that just means that the Judge still has discretion, and can still consider your conviction. There...

If your parents were married when they purchased the property, then your father became 100% owner upon your mother's passing and he is free to do...

The attorney represents the Personal Representative of the Estate, and not the Beneficiaries. However, the attorney does owe a duty to all...

You will need to reopen the estate. But if the original case was a summary administration you may be able to represent yourself in order to keep...

I am so sorry for your loss. The creditors' claims are wiped out because they must be filed within 2 years (no need to notify them). But...

If you are legally married, you do have certain rights to the house even if your name is not on title. If he didn't have any descendants, then...

The simple answer is yes, although it may not necessarily be a good idea. If you decide to name your attorney, then he/she must provide you with...