Most Calif. lawyers cannot advise on laws out of state such as Florida. You need to direct your question to Avvo/Florida real estate attorneys

The law on this in California is: 1.No, an executor in California cannot remove a beneficiary and replace them with someone else 2.Executors are...

Its not easy to answer because there are many possibilities. Also need more information. For example did your mother and father have a living trust...

Yes forming a corporation or an LLC would help with the liability issue only as it pertains to real estate on which an accident occurs. It is...

It would be the date of the original trust. But when you sign and notarize it is the current date you do so.

If a CTEC registered tax preparer requires obtaining a special license for the field in which you practice, the answer is probably not. If no...

As a practical matter if your sister and her husband wanted to sell their interests in the property, no one would likely want to buy a 50 %...

I do not recommend your trying to do it yourself. There are some very significant changes to estate law resulting from California's passage of...

I am not soliciting your business. Just trying to give you some guidance. The cost of a trust depends on many factors including are you married, do...

I think attorney Straus is right. You are most likely one of three beneficiaries. Three trustee situations usually only occur where the trustor (...