If the power of attorney form you're talking about is a financial power of attorney and your father's property (real estate, bank accounts, etc.)...

A 'per stirpes' distribution means that the deceased son's children share his 50% of the estate. If both sons predecease your mother-in-law, then...

How do i claim my fathers estate

It's not clear from your question whether your father died before your grandmother died or after. If he died before your grandmother, then you...

Is a will valid if the lawyer has been suspended?

Just because the lawyer was suspended does not make the wills invalid. Having said that, though, I'd have them checked - if the lawyer was...

Overturning A will

Sorry, but no. The will would stand unless you could prove that the person who made the will (the "testator") had been induced to make it by...

You will not be "directly" responsible for your mother-in-law's debts if you become her guardian (or her executor after her death). But you may...

Can the trustee of a Living Trust also be the executor?

It is quite common for the same person to be named as the trustee of a trust and the executor of the estate. And yes, your father will need to...

My parents have passed and there is no will and my sister wants to force me out.

Although I don't know the laws in Florida, if this were California your sister could not do what she is proposing. Someone would need to be...

In an amendment to a trust can the attorney notorize the trustors signature without a witness

This is a fairly common situation. It is fairly common for the lawyer to be a notary and to notarize his or her client's signature on trusts and...

May a surviving trustor avoid the pourover clause of a survivors trust by amendment thus excluding the deseased husbands family

Your question is confusing. Are you saying that the wife has the power to appoint the assets of "Trust B" in whatever way she wants? Or does she...