My dad just passed and he had liens against his property, did the liens die with him?
Maybe, maybe not. It is going to depend upon 1) what type of property it was and 2) the type of "lien". IF the property was his homestead, and if...
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Maybe, maybe not. It is going to depend upon 1) what type of property it was and 2) the type of "lien". IF the property was his homestead, and if...
Maybe, maybe not. It generally is going to depend on two things; first, how the house was titled. If the house was held as Joint Tenants with...
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Long story short is, you need to hire some sort of estate attorney; if there's a Florida PR who is not doing what they are supposed to do, Florida...
Depending on how long the mother has been dead they may be able to do a "summary" administration; which would simply transfer the property to the...
Yes, Eventually. Waiver of service of notice of administration means they can skip the service and don't have to wait out the 90 day period; if...
You will need to bring a probate. However, if your father has been dead for more than 2 years, you can probably use Florida Summary Administration,...
Generally speaking, yes, an attorney will be required in Florida IF a probate is required on the assets. Florida Prob. Rule 5.030 (a) requires an...
Depends on the exact language of the will; but it may also depend on what state your parents are in. You are listed as being in Ohio, but that...
Yes, as others have noted, a creditor is an interested party and can open a probate proceeding. The exact mechanics can vary; but the times that I...
If the person has been dead more tha 2 years (and if she died in 2006 it's been more than 2 years) you can use what is called "summary...