Can a living trust be "nonjudicially modified" in Florida after settlor dies?

Since your father is still living, having him modify the trust is absolutely the best way to handle this. It will be much cleaner and should not...

I was left in a trust. the trustee isn't giving me any info. if i dont have money for a attorney, how do i inforce it.

If you have made a demand for a copy of the trust document and other information to which you are entitled by law and the trustee is not...

My father just died. In his will he leaves everything to my mother, she now has alzheimers. What do i do?

First, you take some time to grieve for your father. Then you hire a probate attorney. You and your lawyer will determine whether you need to...

How do I get someone to honor a promise

Sure. First, learn how to use punctuation. Then, with this newfound skill, and in the spirit of love and joy embodied in this holiday season, sue...

You need to go through your parents' (including stepparent's) papers with a fine-toothed comb to try to locate those documents or some clue as to...

I have a will and no one is contesting against me inheriting. Can I get help to file probate forms from a paralegal?

Even if probate were just about filling out forms - which it absolutely is not - a paralegal is prohibited from giving legal help to clients. Only...

What recourse do I have?

From the facts you have provided I would say you likely have no recourse. Without the DCF involvement, I might have suggested filing a wrongful...

Can my parents get in trouble?

Your friend is 18 years old. He is an adult. He can do whatever he wants to do and live where he wants to live. Your siblings are not inherently...

Will i inherit my parents house in puerto rico when my mother dies?

You have posted your question under the "guardianship" are of law. This is clearly a probate issue, not a guardianship issue. I am changing the...

What can I do to do to petion for my spouse and my mother. My mothers been on a wait for about 6 years and husband first time

You have posted your question under the "guardianship" area of law. Nothing in your question or supporting facts suggests anything to do with...