Without commenting on Florida law, it's usually one account per person, but I'm not a big fan of these accounts... too many opportunities for the...

This sort of practice used to be much more common than it is today, but sadly, some facilities continue to hoodwink distraught family members in...

The property was originally owned by my paternal great grandfather in the 1940's, he passed away some time in early 1970's, It

#1 Sit down with an attorney who actually does this stuff. #2 Provide all paper work #3 Let the attorney figure out what's going on.

Joshua Evan Dale this question is for you . The power of attorney form says I can prepare applications in connection with govern

I'm feeling a little left out here because my name is not Josh and I have no idea what you're talking about...

What do I do if I've been tricked into signing papers?

#1 Consult with a local probate litigation attorney. #2 If you have a case, go to probate court (with your attorney and witnesses) to establish...

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Remaining person on my both deceased parents bank accounts does it become no longer part of the estate ?

If you are joint tenant with right of survivorship on an account, then the account belongs to you when the person dies... Great huh? You don't have...

How should I handle this? Banking issues with my mom.

Get a thorough financial power of attorney designed to allow you to give mom's stuff away, create-amend-revoke trusts and other elder law...

Remaining person on my both deceased parents bank accounts does it become no longer part of the estate ?

Yes, there's yours... In fact, you did not have to use those funds to pay your dad's debts.... the money was yours from the moment he passed and...

My mothers estate and trust

You have to show that mom actually lacked the mental capacity to sign the documents, and a dementia diagnosis (at least in Michigan) doesn't do...

Can a separated spouse get an injunction to stop the sale of my moms house? I need to sell to place her in an asst. living home

Well, you're getting into divorce law there, but if you have a beneficial, valuable interest in the property, which will likely be marital...