Can i remove my incompetent dad off my title and change his marital status to single because he is not married to my mom.

You need to show the title to a real estate attorney. The answer to your question is going to depend on exactly how the property is titled and...

How much time will i get for violating misdermeaner probation

This question was posted in the "estate planning" forum. This is in no way an estate planning issue. This is a criminal law issue and since your...

Family trust trustee not following procedure with trust. Properties included and no contact in years

It is not real clear what you are looking for. Trusts in Florida generally do not get filed, so your reference to the trustee trying to file a 3rd...

How can my brother-in-law extricate his father, 91, from bad living situation with woman, 86, in FL if he refuses to leave?

Powers of attorney are only as good as the specific powers granted in them - FL does not have "general" powers of attorney. If the POA your...

If you change a date such as june 20 to 21 is that legal in florida?

it is not illegal. Nobody is going to go to jail or have to pay a fine. Might it invalidate the will? Maybe. That question cannot really be...

Can a court force a sale of a business for a 19% owner- the other owner has 81%?

Assuming his spouse is the personal representative of his estate (FL's term for executor), she has the authority to do what she wants and that is...

Do my brothers and I have more rights over our dad's estate than our estranged step mother?

The lawyerly answer is "it depends". Under FL law, Fla. Stat. Sect. 732.102(3), if your father had no will, your father's current wife is entitled...

How do I get a copy or see my father's will.

Are you on good terms with the sister who got a copy? If so, ask her for a copy of it. For that matter, you do not state that you are not on good...

Can I get a house put in my name if my wife who is deceased had it only in her name?

The answer to your question is going to depend, at least in part, on whether the property in question was your wife's homestead. You say the title...

An "independent action" just means a lawsuit. A "declaratory action" is just a specific type of law suit. Assuming you are the claimant, I...