Probate question for Broward County..my mother passed away 3 weeks ago....

First of all, I am truly sorry to hear about the sudden passing of your mom; my deepest condolences are with you and your sister. Summary probate...

Can i file quiet title for both 1st and 2nd mortgage in same suit (Florida)

Simply, no. IF the lender for the first mortgage wanted to open a foreclosure action, it could not "piggyback" the second mortgage's foreclosure...

WF bank garnish my wage after 3 yrs of my short sale balance $143,000 in broward county fl

My colleague is completely right; not ensuring that the deficiency was waived is now creating a resulting financial issue for you to resolve....

My uncle passed, 1 month ago. I have a will naming me as sole heir, written 1984. Need to find out if will is still valid.

I am so sorry, first of alll, for your loss. Please consult an experienced estate/probate attorney; you have several issues involved that truly...

Homestead Status While Renting, Living with Parents In-State

The period of time would make you eligible to lose your homestead protection status. However, if your concern is losing liability protection, there...

Should I question proof of note ownership during a hearing to change plaintiff in my 5 yr. old foreclosure case ? Thanks

After 5 years, I suggest that you put several motions in front of the court, including Failure For Prosecution (litigation that is dragging with no...

Do you possibly meant to reopen a case? Can you provide more details....

What happens in FL when bank changes in the middle of a foreclosure process?

When one bank substitutes or is assigned the rights of another, the successor bank steps in the shoes of its predecessor. However, as far as you...

Is there a way to break a iravokable trust?

I know you want a clear, definitive answer. Unfortunately, each of the documents should be thoroughly reviewed by a qualified trust attorney to...

Husband died without a will and no money, no insurance. His estate was under $1000. He died in Florida

Yes, unfortunately, you should have already opened the estate for probate in anticipation of the settlement to help expedite the process. As soon...