Permnant guardianship

Yes. Generally, a court will award custody or visitation rights, or the right to make legal decisions for a minor based upon what's in the minor's...

Am I next of kin?

If you are related by blood or marriage, you are an "heir" although you may choose not to inherit. If you are at odds with your step father, or...

Do I have any actual course of action in response to personal representative fraud beside my failed attempts to retain a lawyer?

Yes, but you should retain a lawyer. If you REALLY, REALLY believe that fraud is present in the Florida probate, you need to let the judge know. ...

What can I do after probate attorney sends withdrawal notice stating will act on motion in 15 days for me to get new attorney?

What? Your question is all over the place. If your probate attorney is withdrawing, find an experienced probate attorney right away. Have him or...

Hi, if my mother is trustee of the Trust , does that mean she can sell the property without my consent or signature ?

Yes. A trustee is deemed to have legal title or ownership to the property. The trustee may also manage the property without consent of third...

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My car is under the family trust

Sounds like "yes." If the car is owned by the trust, then the trustee is in charge of it. The trust owns the car: you don't. A beneficiary might...

An injunction is an order which prevents certain conduct. If a trustee's powers are suspended, then the co trustee or a successor may or may not...

My father died and left a will leaving the estate to her...what is my recourse?

You can participate in the probate proceedings if you were named in a prior will. If you are wondering about an inheritances, you have to...

Do you need a lawyer to file a will in Florida

The person who has custody of a will is referred to as a "custodian" and you should file that will within 10 days of death. File the will by...

How do I go about getting guardianship of my mentally disabled sibling?

Does your sibling have any valid documents like a power of attorney or a revocable trust? Or, does he or she have health care documents appointing...