Can surviving spouse ignore WILL of deceased spouse

The answer depends entirely on how the property is titled. If the home is titled solely in the wife's name (and it is her primary residence), then...

Would a primary remainder beneficiary of a house Become marital property.

The big unanswered question is How is the father the primary remainder beneficiary of a house with his ex-wife? The answer to that question is...

Can I transfer vehicles as a POA in fact to protect the estate, even if they are "Willed" to someone​ else?

First, Florida law does not authorize "general" powers of attorney. This means that the only authority an agent has under a power of attorney are...

Assuming your are talking about a court-ordered guardianship, the guardianship should have ended when your mother died and her estate should have...

Sticking to the letter of the law, you will need to file a Statement of Claim in the probate proceedings in order to be reimbursed for funeral...

When a formal probate administration is opened, both of these documents are issued by the probate judge. The Order Appointing Personal...

How can I undo a temporary guardianship order my parents have on my 2 year old?

Custody and guardianship are two completely different issues. One thing they both have in common is that guardianship and custody are granted by...

My older sister filed a false report to DCF against my two younger sisters. Can she be held accountable?

This is not a guardianship question, but Avvo does not seem to have a category that adequately addresses the situation you describe. To answer...

How do I find out information about a Trust I know I have in my name but both my parents have passed and I have no information?

The trustee of the trust(s) is required to file in the probate court of the county in which your parents resided a "Notice of Trust". The trustee...

My kids mother moved to Georgia with her girl friend. My son is 13 and my daughter 15. They want to stay with dad in Florida.

If you are or were married to the mother of your children, you will need to take this up with a family law (child custody) attorney. if you were...