Older sister passed away. Left open checking account to younger sister and brother as Bebeficies younger sister passed away

The other attorneys answers are correct. You say they are beneficiaries, but perhaps you are getting wrong information. If you have a copy of a...

Wills, Trust, Estates... Will we have to go to probate?

Mr. Dolan is correct in what he advises, however he did not mention what is referred to as a Pour-Over Last Will and Testament. Basically, what a...

Homestead has many meanings in Florida law, which concern different situations. To provide a proper answer would require much more information...

Is it necessary to have an attorney if your spouse hired one for divorce/mediation?

It is not necessary to have an attorney represent you at a mediation. However, if you husband has one, you would be at a severe disadvantage to go...

When will I find out if my claim against my fiance's Probate is approved or denied?

To answer you basic question, go to the Probate Clerk's office at the same Courthouse where the hearing was held. Ask an assistant clerk to help...

How many ways can I protect all my assests without it having to go thru probate and still have control over those assets. advise

See an Estate Planning Attorney. When you have your initial consultation, you should spend time with him/her discussing what you own and how you...

More information would be needed to give you a complete answer? What "stuff" was taken? Is this tangible items or money? A house? Is there...

There are many well qualified Medical Malpractice attorney's in Pam Beach County. Do some research and start calling them without delay. If you...

Is it normal for my attorney to continue to talk to my siblings regarding Estate matters even though I have asked him not to?

You need to set a meeting with your attorney to discuss these troubling matters. Each of the issues you raise require a thorough explanation. 1)...

We have Wills Husband and Wife. Joint ownership Home Bank Accounts Cars Does that need to go thru probate. I'm Guessing but I do

From your question it appears that both Husband and Wife are alive at this time. Therefore this is not a probate question, but an estate planing...