Unsigned Will Probate Concerns

Summary

In Florida, an unsigned will may not be valid, leading to estate distribution under intestacy laws. If a sibling is attempting unauthorized actions, consult a probate attorney to protect your property rights and explore legal options. Consider filing a notice in probate court to prevent unauthorized property sales. Communicate with your sibling to clarify intentions and reach an agreement if possible.

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My brother is going behind my back to try to take the house and sell it. What can I do
It sounds like a challenging situation. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Consult a probate attorney to understand your rights and options under Florida's intestacy laws.
- File a notice in probate court to prevent any unauthorized sale of the property.
- Communicate with your brother to clarify intentions and reach an agreement, if possible.
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My brother I believe hired a probate lawyer and tricked me into signing some papers. I wasn't in my right state of mind and didn't read them .
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Can you provide a bit more information about the papers you signed?
I don't really remember much. Just that my brother was executer. He has taken every we were supposed to split. He isn't allowing me to have visitors. He cut off access to the main house.
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This seems like a potentially high-value case because your rights to the property might be compromised. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If so, could you please provide your phone number?
No thank you
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It seems like a complex situation with potential legal implications regarding property rights. Since you've declined to connect with local lawyers, consider consulting a probate attorney on your own to explore your options. They can help ensure your rights are protected and guide you through the legal process.