You posted your question under the "Guardianship" category. This is not a guardianship matter. DCSF issues of this type are custody issues. ...

I agree with Mr. Brabender. Moreover, since you now have a will (assuming it is valid), your grandmother's estate, including ownership of the...

Guardianship is about one adult person being appointed by a court to care for either the personal or financial needs, or both, of a minor or...

To answer your question I will restate it: Can anyone other than the person(s) named on the deed transfer title to anybody else? The answer is...

From what you write, your grandmother's estate will require what we call "formal" probate. This will require you to have an attorney under FL law....

This is not, strictly speaking, a probate question. It is more of a child support question. I have changed the category of question accordingly...

Guardianship for minors in FL is plenary, meaning you have authority over your granddaughter's entire life, including where she lives. If you...

I understand that there are several reasons why a married couple remain married despite not actually living and acting like a married couple;...

Since your son lives in Michigan, presumably where his father also lives, than presumably the guardianship exists under Michigan law, in which...

This is not a guardianship question. Avvo has no category specific to this question. The closest category would be "Government" law, so I have...