Most of my clients are looking for a durable power of attorney as an advanced directive to enable them to pick who would Handle their financial affairs in the event they are unable to. These are usually discussed along with a health care surrogate document and a living will. Any lawyer that does... View More

Typically, the California lawyer would draft the trust, and you would get a Florida attorney to create a deed to put the property in the trust. The out of state lawyer would have you get an in state lawyer to handle that part.

If all assets with husband and wife are joint at the time of one of their deaths will usually call that a non Probate event - There are no assets that need to go anywhere.

You might want to speak with your mother’s lawyer just to make sure

Contact a local lawyer that does guardianship work and have a detailed discussion.

You will need to retain a lawyer to open a Formal Administration - ask the lawyer handleing the lawsuit for a referral. Need a personal representative appointed to continue the lawsuit.

Typically, you file it where Is physically located so she can be evaluated by the court’s experts

You can resign/decline to serve in writing. Send it to your mother and the other two named agents.

Send it to your mother’s Attorney if she had one.

Sounds like you mean file the Will, which is supposed to be done within 10 days. If she is named as personal representative she should contact a lawyer in the County where the decedent passed immediately - if she doesn’t the heirs should.

If you are convicted -- 6 months is the minimum and 1 year the maximum -- this is independent of any implied consent suspension you may have received for either taking or refusing the breath test.

Depends on many factors -- does the alleged incapacitated person have family and their dynamics, did the person create advanced directives that name people to act for them now, your background and relationship, etc. Contact a lawyer in the Jurisdiction where the person lives and go over... View More

Hello --there may not have been an Estate proceeding -- they may have owned everything jointly for example,which us very common for my married couples, so often the first to die of a married couple is what we call a non probate event -- all the assets already have an owner.

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The trust document would control what happens to the property - easy answer here is to ask the successor trustee to speak with the attorney that drafted the trust.

You would contact a Probate attorney in New Jersey.

If it is in Pinellas county, call me I will look it up.

If it is in Hillsborough, call a local probate attorney and they should be able to quickly look it up if the probate administration has begun.

You can always void an earlier will by creating a new will and revoking the previous will. You may have rights as surviving spouse depending on his residence at time of death. Contact a lawyer where he died or where his residence was at time of death to discuss.

If your mother is in a Florida facility, the facility is probably asking you to sign a health care proxy form so you can make medical decisions for your Mother. The form itself does not obligate you to pay your Mother's bills while making decisions as her proxy.

Yes. The deceased over two years part would make it work.

Your question needs more facts. Of course anyone of sound mind can do anything they want - subject to contractual agreements etc. I reccomend you discuss your specific facts with an attorney in your area.

Clearly you need an attorney licensed to practice law in Florida to deal with the violation of probation you have in Pinellas County. If you ultimately failed to comay with the conditions of probation, a violation of probation hearing was set/ or a warrant was issued for your arrest. From what I... View More