Amazon refused to cancel my order despite the fact that it had not yet shipped.

Amazon's return policies are very liberal. Just return the package when you receive it. There is probably a return shipping label in the box that...

If the cemetary lots were not specifically devised in her Will, and her will was a pourover will - meaning all remaining assets flow to the trust,...

Different fathers same bull s#!^

A power of attorney ceases upon death and is no longer valid. If the funeral home honored it, this is a problem. Let the funeral home know that the...

Yes - the trust will be funded when the claim is paid. You must have an EIN in order to receive the funds.

Upon death, do I as executor need to file anything such as probate or will with the state?

State law requires that Wills must be filed with the court in the county where the decedent lived. A probate estate does not have to be opened, but...

Assets of deceased mother - Florida exempt property?

Florida law provides that a person entitled to exempt property waives the right to the property unless a Petition to Determine Exempt Property is...

Probate

There is no "average cost" because there is no "average probate estate." Some estates have one asset, others have many. Some estates have no...

Both parents deceased mom passed last year. there are 10 children involved, i moved in,in 2000 to care for her i pd. house ins.

Since you are the only person living there, you should be paying the estate full market value of the rent. If the rent does not cover the expenses,...

Can my family be evicted by my sister (and mother) from the house built by my paternal grandparents, but is owned by a trust?

If the house is owned by the trust, the trustee has the power to evict. If there is a hostile environment, it appears that someone should move out.

What, exactly does the term "discretionary principal beneficiaries" mean in regards to trusts and/or wills?

It depends on the precise language in the trust. Trustees must act together - one cannot act alone unless the document allows it. There are often...