First, there are no "ordinary" or "extraordinary" notaries under Florida law (though some may feel special). Also, wills do not need to be...

A "disinterested party" is a person who has no interest, in this case, in the document being signed. So, certainly, the agent named in the power...

.How do we get a power of attorney over my stepfather? It was suggested by his physician.

As the others have stated, only your stepfather can execute a power of attorney naming you his agent. If the attorney your father goes to has any...

In an estate, are the beneficiaries required to pay for the estate lawyers taxes??

The short answer is "it depends". Generally speaking, the beneficiaries are not required to pay anything - the estate is. With that said, the...

Brother has POA in California. Can I get guardianship of my dad, so I can move him out of a nursing home into my home.

Assuming you and your father reside in Florida, you can begin the guardianship process here in Florida. You will need a qualified guardianship...

How do I go about terminating temporary guardianship?

In response to your comment to Mr. Clapper's answer, although there is apparently no court-sanctioned guardianship, since your relative is not...

What is the typical fee to draft a will, power of attorney, and living will for the state of Florida

Mr. Goldman makes a good point about not quoting fees in this forum. With that said, I agree with Ms. Essary to the extent that the fee charged by...

It sounds like your friend has a power of attorney naming someone else as her/her agent (attorney-in-fact). If that is the case, only your friend...

Which State do I file probate?

To answer your question, you must determine which state was your father's domicile. Domicile is a bit different than residence. A person can have...

What is the proper procedures for notifications all persons that have interests concerning a Summary Administration?

The Florida Probate Rules provides that the petition for Summary Administration include a proposed distribution of the probate property and that if...