In order for a power of attorney to be valid, it must be witnessed by two witnesses and the principal's signature must be notarized. So, two...

It is not correct. A revocable trust to be valid must be signed by the Settlor (the person making the trust, in this case your father). That is...

What can happen in the non- jury trial .

With the lack of detail you have provided, the best answer I can give you is almost anything can happen in your non-jury trial. You need to...

My house Is in a spousal trust my name is on the deed can I sell it buy another home still keeping it in a trust ?i live in Fl?

Your house is in a trust, but your name is on the deed? Curious. Is your name on the deed as trustee of the trust? If your name is on the trust...

I was wondering how much longer my dad's estate should take before I see funds despuested. Seen the claim has been satified

Typically, assuming there are no lingering issues (homestead, elective share, family allowance, sale of assets, litigation, etc.) once the claims...

Think about all of the girls you knew in high school her "signed" as "Mrs. NameOfHerBoyfriend" all over their notebooks. Of course, they never did...

Can more than one person be in an Absolute power?

You are kind of all over the place here. There is an existing power of attorney. You are talking about having your mother declared incapacitated...

How do i get custody of my niece?

I agree with Mr. Williamson, but because your sister and her daughter were living in "another state", you should consult an attorney in that state...

I want to file a civil rights suit against a court appointed guardian of my Father in the state of Fla.

Are you sure it was not a gerontologist rather than a gynecologist? And the other two had to have been some form of mental health professional -...

Return of Service and Notice to Vacate Differ from Court filing?

You can try it. But, it will not get the action dismissed for good. At best, it is a delaying tactic while you prepare any real defenses that you...