Can my dad change the will both my parents signed, after my mom's death?

I am very sorry for what you are going through. This must be a very disturbing situation. The first thing you need to do is to determine...

Both of my parents are recently deceased, their home sold, I misplaced the trust I need to pick up the title, I have a copy,

Your first step should be to obtain a copy of the current deed for the property. In most FL counties, this can be found on-line through the Clerk...

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How do I transfer a motel that I own upon my death to my brother without any tax implications?

As has been suggested by others, you should meet with a Florida estate planning attorney to determine the best way of accomplishing your...

Can probate be done after 6 years?

Yes, probate may be opened even though 6 years has passed since your husband's death. I recommend that you consult with an attorney to learn more...

Is there any form of Trust that can protect assets from civil liability associated with a criminal fraud (counterfeit Treasure)?

The trust may be valid, although difficult to say without more facts. If he is the only trustee and beneficiary, then the trust may be invalidated...

Florida requires that there be 2 subscribing witnesses to a will for it to be valid. A notary may be one of those witnesses. If the notary...

All beneficiaries are entitled to a full accounting before the estate can be closed. This requirement may be waived by a beneficiary(ies).

FL probate waiver

There are many potential types of waivers that may be involved in a FL probate proceeding. Does your question refer to a waiver of notice of...

Can you specifically leave certain items of personal property outside a will?

Since I am licensed in FL and not TN, I don’t know specifically about TN. But, as a general rule, most states will allow for this type of separate...

My father lived and died in KY, his estate in total is <$12K. What do I need to do to finalize his estate?

Since I am licensed in FL, I do not know the specific answer to your question for KY. However, I would suggest contacting the probate court in the...