Can I trust a public defender

YOu can trust 'em, but if you have two nickels to rub together or know anybody who does, you should hire counsel for yourself!!

On the facts related, I don't think Garn-St. Germain protects you from the due on sale clause... Consult with counsel, but I think you are correct...

Irrevocable trust: When one grantor dies, then that half of the trust becomes unchangeable.

Of course it depends on what the trust says and the most usual use of this kind of planning (back in the day) was to secure estate tax benefits....

Who takes charge of Investment Portfolio, Accountants needed, Estate Lawyer needed during Estate Admin?

Agree with the previous answer, but this is why I so strongly counsel planning clients against co-anything! There's way too much pain, dislocation,...

What out of pocket expenses can I recoup from an estate as the executrix?

Q: What out of pocket expenses can I recoup from an estate as the executrix? A: You've got two kinds of claims here... administrative expenses -...

What can I do to reverse my mothers temporary guardianship over my 16 year old son?

Well, it's unlikely that your mother's guardianship is temporary... not for "several years" most likely it is now permanent. You should be aware...

Can I claim my mothers heirship ?

You need to consult with counsel pronto.... if your mother is not mentally competent and has not done preplanning you will more than likely have to...

How can I take back custody of my daughter from my sister who was only granted temperary guardianship and is now trying to move

You need (at the bare minimum) to show up in court when the sister goes to move your daughter. Also there should be a hearing for the temporary...

Florida state law says that any Adult Protective Services investigation shall be closed after a period of 60 days...SO:

Without expressing an opinion on Florida law specifically, may I observe that when the state makes rules governing its own behavior, those rules...

How can a power of attorney both medical and legal, be broken, when person holding power has become incapable of doing it

Mother can revoke the power of attorney if she's still competent. If mom is not competent and sister is abusing the power of attorney, you could...