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Can I obtain a Florida Enhanced Life Estate Deed when I have both my name and my daughter's name on the current deed?
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Answered on June 15, 2009
Since your daughter is on the mortgage-she should probably keep her ownership interest.
You can sign the ehanced life estate deed for your 1/2...
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Is there a way to give my three adult children my vacation property at this time so that it will avoid the look back period?
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Answered on June 12, 2009
In addition to the previous answers. Your homestead property is exempt and can pass to heirs at law free of claims from creditors-including nursing...
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Dealing with mortgage company
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Answered on June 08, 2009
I would tell them your attorney will be contacting them-no later than(reasonable date).
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How do I transfer stock from a revocable living trust>
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Answered on June 08, 2009
Joint accounts are not controlled by a will or trust. The trustees must obey the distribution of assets that have been placed in the...
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Can I designate a special use for an annuity?
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Answered on June 08, 2009
The answer would be yes and would take the teamwork of attorney and financiall / insurance professional.
I have several insurance / financial...
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I currently moved my mother in with me in the state of Fl. she was living with my grandma in Ga. Her ss benifits go to my
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Answered on June 07, 2009
Contact Social Security about becoming designated payee for your mother's monthly check.
Also talk to local Guardianship attorney about becoming...
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Mother changed will leaving possession to daughter.
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Answered on June 07, 2009
I would need to clarify your question. If the item was shipped by mother in 2002 while she was living-that would be good argument that it was gift....
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Deviding debt in a single name only?
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Answered on June 07, 2009
I am Florida attorney and not sure what State you reside and laws are different from state to state.
Generally the divorce court v can allocate...
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Accounts in my name only
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Answered on June 07, 2009
Absolutely not entitled.
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Accounts in my name only
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Answered on April 08, 2009
The simple answer-NO.
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