If a Florida resident dies, and there is no will, Is there a time limit before starting the probate process?
No-it can be started anytime after death. In fact-if started two years after death-the creditor claim period has expired.
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No-it can be started anytime after death. In fact-if started two years after death-the creditor claim period has expired.
I agree with Attorney Frederick-most likely the police will treat this as civil matter.
Technically wrong but I doubt anyone will make an issue of it.
Statute of limitations questions are very tricky as to when the statute starts. You need to a debt collection attorney to advise you further after...
The local or state Bar Association usually have a list of pro-bono attorneys. Good luck to you and hope your brother doesn't suffer. Maybe an...
You need to make an appointment with a medicaid attorney. The assets can be re-arranged and protected and still qualify for medicaid.
You are not committing a crime by driving the car. However-the proper thing to do would be to return the car-up to you and mother unless she can...
Assuming that you had a probate attorney-have your attorney respond to the notice.
Many probate courts require the PR to be bonded before letters of administration are issued. The bond is a protection for the "estate" for any...
I agree with attorney Frederick in that the bank will most likely not release you on the mortgage unless the property is refinanced. Unless you...