Generally speaking, under Florida law inherited property isn’t a marital asset. However, that does not mean that that inherited property cannot...

Please accept my condolences for your loss. You should have a probate attorney review the deed to give you a firm answer on what can be done.

Yes, the "other sibling" in the scenario you've presented would be able to sue the sibling who has been already living in the home for what is...

Please accept my condolences for the loss of your grandmother. In order to inherit the home, you will want to speak with a Florida probate attorney...

Please accept my condolences for your loss. Copies of Wills may be used to probate an estate in the State of Florida, but specific procedures would...

The short answer is yet. Briefly, your Will does not become effective until you die. Therefore, while you are alive, you are free to revoke your...

Unfortunately, you cannot contest your father’s will while he is still alive. In the State of Florida, a will does not become effective until the...

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If you are in need of access to the deed, you can always search for it in your county’s official records. You generally are able to do that online,...

I would have to agree with attorney Minnick's assessment of the situation. I would like to add that you could also have an attorney file a Summary...

The answer to your question will depend on a few factors, but assuming that your parents are deceased and you are a beneficiary to that will, you...