When your spouse dies, you may have to deal with his or her adult children from a prior marriage: adults who may not like you. Often, sadly, stepchildren don’t like mom or dad’s last spouse: the last husband or the last wife. Have you considered this and how are dealing with this in the Palm Beach probate? You may want to watch a free, brief Florida probate litigation video on dealing with stepchildren in an estate context.
- Can you deal with stepchildren in a Palm Beach probate?
- Is there tension?
- Are the stepchildren just harassing you with probate lawyers?
- How is the executor of the will handling this family dis-harmony?
- How will the estate administration be handled if the widow does not get along with the stepchildren?
- As a widow, you have rights under Florida Probate Law, but sometimes those rights are given up if you signed a prenuptial agreement.
- How does a cohabitation or Florida prenuptial agreement affect the Florida estate administration?
- Let’s say that you live in Jupiter, Florida and the estate is being administered in Palm Beach Gardens….what if the step children live out of state?
Here is the link to a free, short Palm Beach probate video on a step-parent or surviving spouse or Florida widow dealing with adult stepchildren in a Florida estate administration setting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhXJfi-I9tw&feature=youtu.be
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