Questions on Florida Probate

File a motion to reimburse the PR. Set it for hearing. Bring documents and have the PR testify. Pay all known, valid creditors. Know what your...

How do I get a court appointed trust

Not sure what you are asking. If you "run" the probate, file a motion with the court and ask for the relief you want. If a trust is created under...

I'm 67 my wife owns home and I have a few civil judgement in my name only. She has no debt

Consider creating a trust and leaving property to the trust. The trust can hold money and real estate and let you live in the house rent free.

How can I make my nephews sign succession papers for when their mother died that I have paid for and got done. Said they would.

You can't force anyone to sign papers. If you can't get the probate relief from beneficiaries voluntarily, then file a motion with the probate...

Should I let the Probate court take over for items that are in my mothers probate estate

You should file a motion with the probate court for any actions regarding the residence and give notice to all beneficiaries and co fiduciaries. ...

Can my sister give me guardianship or power of attorney of her daughter without contacting child's father

Read what parental rights may or may not have been granted or taken away from the divorce proceeding. The father may have lost parental rights or...

How can I terminate guardianship of a 67 year old special needs adult. His family will not take guardianship. I can no longer.

File a motion or petition with the guardianship court explaining this and ask that your be "discharged" and that a new guardian, a successor...

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What are my right as I was granted guardianship of my nephew?

You have more duties and obligations than rights. Read the order from the guardianship judge: it granted you power and authority or maybe limited...

Do I need an attorney to obtain guardianship of my grandson?

You should get a guardianship lawyer, even if their role is limited: file the petition or the paperwork with the court to ask the judge permission...

The answer to your will question lies in local, CT, law and perhaps customs in that town. Most states require that a will be witnessed but not...