If someone has a will drawn up, but never signs the will, is it valid or does a prior will take precedence?

The man needs to write a Will in Florida that is properly witnesses and notarized in compliance with Florida law to document and protect his...

CAN AN AGENT OF A POA PREPARE A QUITCLAIM DEED AND CONVEY REAL ESTATE PROPERY TO HERSELF?

In Florida, the Agent under a POA is generally prohibited from engaging acts of self-dealing. In this case, this law means that the agent should...

Is selling a home (with a deceased spouse named in the title) inherently conveying a clouded title?

As you mentioned, depending on how the deed is written that includes a deceased person, you may need to record affidavits and a death certificate....

Hi , I bought a house in Orlando 11 months as my primary residence and put it in my trust and I'm the trustee

If your Trust is a Grantor Trust (one in which you are the Swttlor/Grantor/Trustmaker and the Trustee) and which you have a right to terminate or...

How to not pay FIRPTA taxes when selling a property(no house)

The following IRS website explains the various Exceptions from FIRPTA Withholding:...

I am sorry to hear about your loss. If you and your sister are in agreement, you should speak with an attorney who is familiar with estate and...

Regarding my inheritance rights (house)

It sounds like you have a lot of moving pieces —Inhertance disputes, IRS, loans to your late parents, hostile beneficiaries—and would benefit from...

How can I obtain the "Inventory of Assets" from my mother's Florida estate that was settled 20 years ago in Florida?

You can get copies of closed probate records and information at the courthouse in the county where the probate took place.

How do we handle the estate of our Swedish citizen mother who was permanently residing in Salem, OR? Who can help us?

I cannot speak to Oregon Probate or Estate Law. However, I have handled an estate of a Swedish Citizen who lived in Florida and there are potential...

It sounds like you may already be represented by an attorney. If that is the case, you should speak with your attorney.