Is it ethical for a public defender to reveal an anonymous source from a tip line?

Why on earth is this question posted in the guardianship area of law? It clearly has nothing to do with guardianship. I am changing your area of...

Can I sue my mother for emotion support

No. There is no cause of action to obtain emotional support from a parent. I suspect if there were, the courts would be clogged with claims. ...

Do I need an attorney to file a "Notice of Trust" when there are no assets going through probate? Can I do this myself.

You can file the Notice of Trust on your own. If you do, you will need to acquaint yourself with Florida's Trust Code (Chapter 736, Fla....

Thinking about getting a lawyer for probate.to challenge will or probate

Florida will recognize the Ohio will since your father died a resident of Florida. If the bank account was titled jointly in your father's name...

I assume your mother has passed. The only place that I have seen a "bond in lieu of probate" is in Illinois. It is not actually a recognized...

My husband passed away while we where in the middle of a divorce and his roommates will not return his personal belongings

You do not ask any actual questions, but the facts you recite give rise to many issues. The bottom line is that going through a divorce is not the...

Questions about preliminary accounting

While you are not required to have an attorney, I agree with my colleagues that your best bet is to engage a probate attorney to help you through...

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Should I do deed in lieu as I am waiting to see if request for probate to be closed is granted?

As an initial matter, in this context, "disclaimer" is a technical legal term with specific requirements and consequences, i.e., a disclaimer...

If you need to resign, you (or an attorney for you) should also check the trust document. A well-written trust document will include provisions...

How do I contest if legal father takes me to court to try and set aside a permanent guardianship I have of grandson.

First, a question I have, based on the spelling and grammar in your question is, were you given "permanent guardianship" through the family court? ...

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