Father passed away a year ago was married but wife left 12 years ago .they married in florida and property is there too Help.

I am not sure I understand what you are asking. If you are merely seeking a Probate attorney, then I would recommend that you use the Avvo...

If 4 siblings inherit a duplex from parents to be divided equally but one them took care of parents and still lives there,

I agree with Attorney Frederick. As part owner, it would be hard to argue that she now owes rent if she had never paid rent before. However,...

Is it true that in the state of Florida when spouse passes & they have a child from another marriage is the property divide 1/2

Generally, Yes. If she is his sole child, then she is entitled to 1/2 and you are entitled to 1/2. If she were your child as well, then you would...

Can I contest a Canadian will while residing in Florida (Mother's will)

Please provide a bit more information. Are you residing in Florida or do you mean your mother was residing in Florida? Your question could be...

Yes, generally. If the funeral was arranged and paid for, the person who paid the funeral expenses will be a high priority creditor and can sue...

Can a person sue the excuter of a will for funeral cost they paid for when they decided on their own without permission to do it

The short answer is yes, the 3rd sister can sue the executor of the estate. So long as the funeral expenses were reasonable and there is no other...

A revision to a Will would be called a codicil. Be very careful when making any such changes because often one clause of a Will has an effect on...

What happens to monies left in a will to an underage child until they reach 18 or 21 in the state of Florida?

Typically, it would be left in the care of the legal guardian and to be used solely for the benefit of the child. Having said that, you should...

I agree with Mr. Herman-Giddens. You have other issues that you need to be concerned about regarding the irrevocable trust and the transfer of...

Can i probate a will simple will that's over five years old with a lawyer

Yes, you can still probate the Will. Since the 2 year limitation on creditors will have expired, the process should be much simpler, in fact.