Many banks adopt these type of business practices even if the state laws do not have the same time lines. I recommend to my clients to update...

A friend was executive of her husband's will. He willed everything to his daughter. The wife hired a lawyer to protest.

It seems like the best to do is for her to interview some other attorneys.

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Inheritance Rights of Adopted Child

If you did not do a will-he would inherit the same as a natural birth child by a state or statutory will. Once he becomes an adult-you can omit...

How to finalize my Dissolution of Marriage

If all the papers are signed properly and filed-it's time to call the Judge/clerk's office for the final hearing date.

I agree with Attorney Morcroft-you need to call DCF immediately and ask them to make arrangements for foster care of child immediately. Explain...

Would i be able to put a trailer home on my mothers land to live? she past 4 years ago. we havent gone to probate court .

I agree with previous answer-you need to start probate ASAP to protect your interest. Once the PR is appointed-they should be able to recoup your...

My Father and Mother are in BAD health, they have chosen to add my aunts name as there POA and on their Bank account.

I would have your mother removed from your account. Adding her name be considered a gift and establish ownership. The POA should not have access...

My Mother passed on 11/25/11. The will was never filed with the county (Volusia County, FL). Can I contest the will?

Ok-I have reviewed the other answers and want to give you a different option. Hire an attorney to start a probate procedure without a will. You...

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I have full custody of my 2 year old daughter. My fiance wants to adopt her after we get married. What do we have to do?

No-you will need parental consent.

If my father passed away do I have legal rights to half of his property?

I agree with the other answers and encourage you to seek advice from local attorney. In Florida the answer would be that upon death the property...