How is a trust asset owed by a beneficiary of the trust disbursed?

Unless the trust document specifically states that the loan is forgiven, it is not - it is still owed to the trust and the trustee should take...

It is not clear whether the mother's estate is still open. It is not clear if the property has actually been distributed to your wife and her...

In general, does an income trust need to be irrevocable for Florida Medicaid planning eligibility?

There is a specific type of trust that you can use to retain or become Medicaid eligible. It is called variously a "Special Needs Trust" or a...

I live in the state of Florida and have just filed an objection to a Summary of Administration for a will what should I do next?

You need to bring this will to a probate litigation attorney for review. Typically, what is next is that your objection is set for a hearing. ...

The governing rule provides that unless the order gives a different date, you get 10 days from the date of the order to submit your Answer.

As Agent on my dad's DPOA am I within my rights to not to allow my brother access

Under FL law, you have only the powers specifically stated in the POA. Without reviewing the POA it is hard to say what you can and cannot do. If...

Is my family allowed to take me out of a home forcibly without allowing me to have time to move out as promised?

Nothing in what you say makes this in any way a guardianship matter. At most it may be a sort of landlord/tenant or an ejectment issue. I am...

How can I contest a will in Florida?

Was your grandmother's estate ever probated? It would have been probated as an intestate estate (no will). If it was fully probated (to Order of...

On the few bare facts you provide, Summary Admin may be appropriate. However, there may legitimate reasons to do formal administration anyway. ...

How can i defend my self in my hearing? I have provided a mandatory disclosure but they continue to try to stop mediation.

You may not realize it, but you are asking far more than how you can defend yourself at a hearing. You have raised issues of mandatory discovery...