How do you remove a sister from her father's estate, property only involved, she is a third party?

Father's estate must go through probate so that his property can be distributed to the rightful owners. Until that happens, the deceased father...

If I leave my home to my son in federal prison in FL, can the court take it from him? I have copd and I have no one to handle it

Since you are still living, this is really an estate planning question. If your home is in Florida, and it is deemed to be your homestead, it will...

Can we be made to move out of a home we have lived in for 10 years by an executor of an estate before probate even ends being on

In short, yes. One of the responsibilities of the personal representative is to safeguard estate assets, such as the decedent's home. If the...

Without actually seeing the deed, it's not possible to answer your question with any degree of certainty. If the deed is a standard deed that...

Can Summary administration be used for commercial asset worth 350k ? My mother has been deceased for more than two years?

If your mother has been deceased for more than two years, then summary administration is an option. However, that does not imply that it is the...

Category changed to Elder Law since your father is still living. I strongly encourage you to contact an attorney in your area who focuses on...

Does a trust have to pay legal fees of the lawyer that is being used to contest a will that is in trust

Without seeing the will and the trust documents, it's very difficult to give you an answer in this forum. Further, since you are already...

Probate Summary Administration

This is an excellent question for your attorney.

I stated that both my parents died in August of 2017 and I had taken care of, lived with them and quit my job of

If the last survivor of your parents had a will, then their property subject to probate would pass in accordance with the will. If not, Florida's...

Both of my parents died in August of 2017. I was their primary caretaker. In 2013 my father added me to title with right to

He can certainly try, but whether or not he prevails will depend a lot on the facts. Assuming your father had the legal capacity to execute a deed...