I have a question regarding my current guardianship situation

Assuming your guardian was appointed by the court - so many people use that term in a colloquial sense, when it has an actual legal meaning - you...

Can I file a judicial notice on behalf of my mom?

Whether you can do anything with the power of attorney will depend upon what the power of attorney says. It must include the specific power to do...

I want to know about emancipation?

Probate and emancipation have nothing to do with each other. Emancipation basically declares someone under the age of majority (18 in Florida) to...

Can a person serve divorce papers on their spouse while they are in a mental psych ward? And not let them return back to home?

This is in no way a guardianship issue. I have changed the category of your post to the "Divorce and *Separation" category. Attorneys there...

Your grandmother's daughter (aunt or mother?) can open an estate for your grandmother. Nobody can stop her from doing that. Once the probate is...

Do I need a lawyer to close out the estate of father cause the courts want it done by 6/31/18?

Was a formal probate opened for your father's estate? The court would only care if an estate (probate) was opened. In that case, the court sill...

Is there any law preventing a 3 year old boy share a room with his 11 year old sister in Florida?

Parents have nearly unfettered control over the lives of their children. If you are OK with your 3-year old son sharing a room with his 11-year...

This answer assumes your father was a permanent residence of Puerto Rico at the time of his death. That being said, the answer to your questions...

What paperwork other than temporary guardianship do I need if I am caring for a friend's child?

There is no such thing as "temporary" guardianship under FL law, though guardianship of minors terminates when they turn 18. Before being able to...

Should I respond to a certified letter requesting debt payment from deceased Mom?

You are NOT the executor of your mother's estate (FL uses the term "personal representative or PR) until a probate court appoints you as such. ...