Father put his apartment in trust to my brother and I. Father passed, then brother passed. Does sister in law get half?

No, you own the apartment outright unless your brother has a will which leaves his share of the apt. to his wife. I would also need to know how the...

Will new FL trust law require a new will be made or can Dad make a codicil.

I suggest you call an Elder Law attorney. Scott Solkoff in Delray Beach may know one in your area although Scott may be interested in helping you...

I disagree with the previous answer. In Florida, the first $500 of wages for personal services or labor of the head of a household are exempt from...

I had loaned a friend $$$$, They refuse to repay.

Did your friend know she was being tape recorded? If not, you could be charged with a crime. Assuming you had her permission to record, then what...

Can I file a lawsuit? I was shot 3 times!

Has the defendant been convicted of the 2nd degree murder charge? Did the defendant claim self-defense. I recently won a civil trial where my...

Do I need a Personal Injury Lawyer?

I would recommend that you can file a lawsuit against the hair salon yourself. Small claims are claims less than $5,000. If you go to the county...

My husband had an accident & fractured a vertebra at my brother's house while he was helping him move a heavy a/c unit.

Your husband's brother's homeowner's insurance policy may have a medical benefits provision that pays for medical care & treatment regardless of...

Can the excautor spend money when a will is still in probate. And how long does probate take in the state of Florida? thanky

Do you have a copy of the will? Are you named as a beneficiary in the will? If you are a beneficiary or an "interested person" (as you...

My beneficiary is not related. I have a lot of personal debt. Will she be responsible for paying that debt

She will not be responsible for your debt unless she agreed to be responsible for it. For example, if you and her are on the same credit card...

You first know that courts do not generally give "pro se" litigants such as yourself any leeway when it comes to complying with Rules of Procedure...