Person dies intestate in Florida. Only survivors are a sister and nieces/nephews of deceased siblings. Who inherits?

You should consult with a probate lawyer to provide additional information. With that said, when there is no will or trust set up, Florida...

If someone has inherited a property through a living trust, is a quit claim deed sufficient or is any other type of deed best?

You will want to consult with a probate and trust administration lawyer and might want to obtain a title commitment on the property so that you...

I live with a women for 15 years not married everything was fine until she fell in love with another man and she wants me out?

I am sorry to hear about your circumstances. As others have suggested, you should consider consulting with a family law attorney. There may be some...

How do I contest a will?

You should consult with a probate litigation attorney in Kentucky to discuss your options.

Hello: I agree that you should contact a probate litigation attorney to thoroughly discuss your options. Your question is a great one....

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How much is a trustee entitled to as far as fee's are concerned? Is the amount based on a net amount or a gross amount on such ?

Hello, First, I am sorry for your loss. Going through this process is never easy. I think that you are understandably using the wrong legal...

My great aunt took my father from her brother and raised him as her own.when she died there wasnt a will. No onewanted her house

Hi. This may be a better question asked in the real estate section. I think that there are a lot of additional facts that would be necessary to...

Family Will

First, my sincere condolences on your recent loss. I think you need to consult with a local probate litigation attorney. The consultation will...

Property ownership

An Estate Planning attorney will be better able to assist you. The terms of the trust may be important for the attorney to review before being able...

The Trust document and the terms of that trust, along with Florida law, are important to determining what the Trustee can, and cannot do. If you...