What to do if my stepmother won't provide a copy of my dad's Will?
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Answered on August 23, 2013
Hire an attorney to write a letter to demand the will be filed with the court(with a deadline).
Once filed-it becomes a public record and you can...
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Are there any lawyers who will work pro bono in challenging a Guardianship and securing the children assets there was no will
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Answered on August 23, 2013
Attorney Stage has given you a good list of possible ways to find an attorney to assist you.
The local Guardianship Association may also have a...
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A 77 year old woman in florida owns a home with her two adult children and she & her husband have lived there since purchased.
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Answered on August 23, 2013
This question is more difficult than you could imagine.
A spouse has the vested interest in the Florida homestead
even if not an owner on the...
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How do I lookup POA documents? Are they Public Record?
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Answered on August 23, 2013
Power of attorney documents are not usually recorded.
It is a criminal act to use them for any self benefit.
I agree with Attorney Stage on the...
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My parents have a trust and the attorney told I still have to go through probate, why?
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Answered on August 23, 2013
Your parents most likely did not "fund" the trust.
Once the trust was created-they had to transfer assets to the name
of the trust.
If they...
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My grandmother wont put a truck in my name after my grandfather left me it after he passed away in 2010. can I sue her for it?
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Answered on August 23, 2013
Anyone can sue anyone.
Winning is another story and is usually difficult
without a contract or will.
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On a Durable Power of Attorney document, Does the signature HAVE to be the clients? Or can it be someone other then the clients?
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Answered on August 22, 2013
The signature must be that of the maker or creator of the document-not the recipient of the power.
Given a 1/6 interest in real property via special warranty deed after a relative died through her trust that I don't want.
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Answered on August 22, 2013
Be smart-try to sell your interest to one of the other owners and try to make a little money.
CAN MY STEP CHILDREN MAKE ME SELL MY HOME ,,
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Answered on August 22, 2013
You might have some options but will need an attorney to help you plan your strategy.
You might have a special equity in the property because of...
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Can I form a revocable Trust and name as beneficiary an irrevocable trust ? Therefore in my revocable trust would be written
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Answered on August 22, 2013
YES-but your revocable trust becomes irrevocable upon death-so it would not be necessary.
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