Girlfriends mother passed away last June.

You need to hire a probate attorney to force the issue of the brother producing documents, including an inventory of th estate, giving notice, etc.

As a Guardian of an Estate, or PR, how much are you entitled to for the Administration of a Guardianship or an Estate?

I agree with Mr. Herman and Mr. Pippen. Typically, guardianship assets are used to pay attorneys fees. Once thse assets are gone, the guardian...

Formal Estate, Creditors notice not given. I am a relative that paid over $15,000 in expenses to care for sick Aunt.

Sounds like there was a guardianship of your aunt while she was alive? If so, many, if not all, of these expenses should be reimbursed to you out...

Can I move my 22 year old, mentally disabled niece from (whom I do not have legal guardianship over) from a mental health group

No, you can't. You'd have to obtain guardianship over her.

Father died with debt.

More information is needed, such as was the mobile home your father's residence at his death? If so, it is exempt from creditor claims under FL...

Mr. Gillespie's point is well-taken. You need an attorney who can request a hearing where testimony can be given and the witness cross-examined.

My mother passed away this year with her assets going to a trust. The assets have been distributed to the heirs except for a sto

seems to be a question for an accountant

Is there a time limit on when someone can fight a probate of an estate ?

Ask the attorney who handled the probate for you 10 yrs. ago. There's not enough information here. Is the case still open? Have distributions...

How should family handle the very few existing assets of someone who died intestate in Florida?

Mr. Davis gives good advice. The bank acct will escheate to the state unclaimed property division in 5-7 yrs, depending on bank policy. Maybe...

Can a QDRO be entered by a Florida judge not connected with a divorce proceedings, since the couple do not want to get divorced,

I would think they can split the 401K through a post-nuptial agreement & keep the marriage intact. This question is better directed to a family...