From your question, it is unclear whether the property that your mom wants to sell is in Alaska or Florida. Based on the way the property was...

As an attorney, I would not want to answer without first having a chance to review the signed listing agreement. I suggest that this is the best...

Simple answer: if you don't have an attorney, get one. If you do, question your attorney. Hope this helps. Best of luck.

This is a fairly technical question as to real property law and estates. Depending on your mother's estate, you will likely need to file for some...

If your grandparents have the original will in their possession, under Florida law they are required to file the will in the circuit court in the...

This is quite obviously a very complicated situation and the only real advice you should be getting on this site is to locate an experienced...

The short answer is that if the monetary assets are in only your grandmother's name, then probate is likely required. Depending on the total value...

Wills can be challenged in court, provided that the various deadlines established by the court rules are complied with. There are generally three...

Since you have the role of landlord, you would do yourself a large service by becoming familiar with the rules and law that govern the...

Instead of focusing on the potential for recusal, which at this point is not likely, nor procedurally appropriate, you might look to the likelihood...