Lauderhill, FL
Probate Lawyer at Lauderhill, FL
Practice Areas: Probate, Divorce & Separation ... +3 more
Your question is confusing. You cannot be the Personal Representative of your own Estate. If you have an Estate, it means you have died. ...
Based on the information you provided, Mr. Goldman is correct. You have no claim on any items your mother gifted 20 + years ago.
Mr. Gross is correct. just being the caregiver, does not give the daughter, a greater claim to mom's "possessions" then any other heir listed in...
Mr. Gunthert and Mr. Zelinger are correct. Without seeing the "piece of paper" that was signed, it is impossible to properly answer your question....
A parent has the right in Florida to disinherit anyone they wish to. Based on the fact you’ve given it would appear difficult for you to succeed in...
Follow Mr. Rosenblatt's suggestion. First Notify the Insurance Company. Then call the State Attorney's office. Depending who is listed as the...
L Jean Berry and Mr. Gross are correct. There is little more that I could add to their answers.
There is not much more to add to Mr. McDannold's answer. Retain a Probate attorney to assist you. If you have a copy of the deed in question...
This does not appear to be a Probate question. It sounds as if it is a Family Law/Divorce matter. Additionally, there is not enough information to...
While you are asking about a Power of Attorney, this is more of a Real Estate question. Why do you need the Power of Attorney? If it is just to...
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