How do you revoke a revocable trust and what is the average fee involved?
It is a simple matter to execute a properly drafted revocation document. However, you will want to make sure that all property owned by the trust...
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It is a simple matter to execute a properly drafted revocation document. However, you will want to make sure that all property owned by the trust...
In Florida, any person in possession of a decedent's Will is required to deposit the original Will with the Clerk of the Probate Court in the...
In Florida, a trust beneficiary is entitled to a trust accounting every year, and to a timely response to reasonable requests for information. A...
You may only need an affidavit for care and custody, and authorization for medical treatment. It would be much easier and cheaper.
Before you go to the expense of opening an estate, contact the agent who wrote the policy and find out if there was a beneficiary designation form...
In many states a trustee has a legal obligation to send a specific notice to all beneficiaries within 30 days of becoming trustee, and to provide a...
You don't state where your aunt resides. If she is a resident of Florida, the answer would be different. Notations or deletions made to a Florida...
I must respectfully disagree with my colleagues. Under Section 733.109, Florida Statues, proceedings to contest or revoke probate of a Will can be...
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From your statement of the facts, it appears that the estate is closed, the siblings own the property jointly, and the personal representative no...
It is true that your mother's verbal wishes are not legally enforceable in Probate Court, however, Florida Statutes provide that alternative...