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You need to prove to the company that you are the beneficiary.
Do you have a copy of the application naming you?
Here's a helpful link that explains the probate process in... Read Answer
Sorry for your loss-you need a Florida probate attorney.
Have an attorney review the documents if you cannot understand them, or there is a need for more documents not on the website.
Shop around-we charge $1500.
If your funeral bill is more than $3500-you can do the probate without an attorney.
The law required the custodian of a will to deposit it with the court within 10 days after receiving infomation that the testator is dead. ... Read Answer
Ask your divorce attorney to request a different custodian for the account.
Yes-but most people make mistakes when they try to practice law on themselves.
Tell her to be smart and have an experienced attorney assist... Read Answer
usuallly not, but to be safe, you should find a lawyer in the new state that will charge a reasonable fee to reveiw it. I see Florida, and i know... Read Answer
I am very sorry for your situation. If you are married, you can't devise your homestead to your daughter. Your husband has right to your estate. You... Read Answer
Very sorry to tell you that you you own the house jointly with right of survivorship-the house would be his upon your death and you cannot protect... Read Answer
You have not provided enough information to give you an accurate answer.
Who is the trustee?
Who owns the trust?
Who are the beneficiaries of the... Read Answer
You may have to file a lawsuit against the family member. The document signed by the parties will go a long way in proving your case. Feel free to... Read Answer
This question is unclear. You should meet with an estate planning attorney in your area.
Have you tried contacting the attorney who represents your father's estate? He or she may be able to assist you.
Yes-the Aunt could be charged with theft. You should contact the state attorneys office.
A Will can only be changed during the testator's lifetime. Your husband should seek out an attorney who practices in the field of probate. He or she... Read Answer
Assuming your mother was the Grantor, she had a life estate. When she passed away, the Remaindermen's interest in the property vested. If her... Read Answer
I send all my clients a letter every three years and suggest a review and update if necessary.
Each client is different-but generally wills and... Read Answer
Many options-the first step i would take would be to check the county records to see if the will was filed,
I would be glad to do this for you at no... Read Answer
If you believe your aunt and uncle have been financially exploited, you should contact the Elder Abuse Hotline at the Florida Abuse Hotline at... Read Answer
You should seek out an elder law attorney in your area. If your step-father is incompetent, he or she can assist you with filing for guardianship.... Read Answer
An Attorney will need a short summary of your assets and names of your trustees after you die.
Also a list of the beneficiaries and the % they will... Read Answer
Yes. A Florida attorney can update your estate planning documents in accordance with Florida law.
Can't do Summary with creditors.
Need to switch to Formal.
Homestead will not be subject to creditor claims.
You will probably need a probate... Read Answer