My question involves estate proceedings in the state of: FL
Hello
My grandfather owned two apts. His will stipulated that apt #1 would eventually go to his daughter, while apt #2 would eventually go to his son (my father).
After he passed away, apt #1 went to his daughter, but apt #2 did not go to his son, as it was his and my grandmother's residence. That apt. is now in my grandmother's name alone, where she still lives. My gmother does not have a will
So, it seems as tho the plan was for my father to get that apt #2 after my gmother passed, but unfortunately, my gmother has outlived her son.
Legally, my gmother owns the apt, and as she has no will, my aunt will get that apt due to lineage (my understanding, anyway).
I would like to try and get her to put together a will for my gmother (who would not be capable on her own), which says that once my gmother passes, that apt is split four ways: me, my two sisters, and her. The latter, due to the fact that it was both my father and her who took care of my gmother financially, and I would not feel right about cutting her out.
Tho my aunt and I have always had a great relationship, I am confident she would not want to do this. I wonder whether or not I have any legal standing here?
Thanks!
Hello
My grandfather owned two apts. His will stipulated that apt #1 would eventually go to his daughter, while apt #2 would eventually go to his son (my father).
After he passed away, apt #1 went to his daughter, but apt #2 did not go to his son, as it was his and my grandmother's residence. That apt. is now in my grandmother's name alone, where she still lives. My gmother does not have a will
So, it seems as tho the plan was for my father to get that apt #2 after my gmother passed, but unfortunately, my gmother has outlived her son.
Legally, my gmother owns the apt, and as she has no will, my aunt will get that apt due to lineage (my understanding, anyway).
I would like to try and get her to put together a will for my gmother (who would not be capable on her own), which says that once my gmother passes, that apt is split four ways: me, my two sisters, and her. The latter, due to the fact that it was both my father and her who took care of my gmother financially, and I would not feel right about cutting her out.
Tho my aunt and I have always had a great relationship, I am confident she would not want to do this. I wonder whether or not I have any legal standing here?
Thanks!
Property Should Come to Me and My Siblings, but Might Not
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