To answer your initial question, which nobody has yet, yes, putting your sister on the title of your mobile home without her paying you the fair...

Can someone with temporary guardianship be charged legally with child abandonment after kicking out 14 year old neice ?

The guardianship law is developed to begin, administer and end guardianships. Even though guardianship is involved, What you are describing is...

How can I get my mother $470 out of her account, she's deceased now?

I agree with Ms. Nichols. I write separately to point out that both her answer and mine assume there are little or no other assets and to state...

What are the requirements for filing a will after death if any?

Florida law requires that the custodian of the will - the person in physical possession of it - must file it in the probate court in the county in...

What could happen if my granddaughter leaves her dads house without telling him where shes going?

Going to live with someone else is a little different than just leaving the house and telling dad where she is going. For that she might get...

How to stop the sale of a property owned by a Florida corporation and in probate dispute in foreign jurisdiction?

If the property is owned by the corporation, as you say, then your husband is not the partial owner and you are not the partial owner. You both...

Payment PR fees, when the PR is also my attorney.

Most attorneys who do probate for a living generally do take their fees from the estate, rather than billing the beneficiaries. When the attorney...

My dad died 10/17 & gf had POA. She didn’t file a will, but I have one dated 2003. Should I file it or will I get in trouble?

Not only "should" you file the will in the county where your father resided at the time of his death, but you MUST file it, if, as far as you know,...

Should I contribute more in my relationship with boyfriend of four years?

Not only is this "not really a legal problem" it is not a legal problem at all. It's one thing to ask a bunch of random attorneys for legal...

Presumably, your "bad" sister is not willing or able to buy out you and your "good" sibling. In that case, you and/or your "good" sibling will...