Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida
The PR sold land and a solar contract without an order being able to do so. I would like to enhance my right to challenge the sale. Is there a statue of limitation to sue for the sale the PR and their attorney who sold my property without an order to do so? Is there a statue of limitation for me to challenge the sale without an order to do so? Thanks a Million! CC
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this appears to be a run of questions you have filed with LawGuru - get a Probate Attorney - without one you can not challenge anything.
PR may or may not have needed a court order; it's going to depend in part on whether this was testate or intestate estate; if it was a testate estate then the will may have granted PR authority to sell assets without court order; see Florida Statutes 733.613(2).
If you don't like the amount of the sale or how it was done, then you need to challenge the sale as soon as possible. Depending on the facts, the time to challenge this could be as little as 20 days or it could be as long as until a petition for discharge is filed or somewhere in between. Depending on what paperwork you've received and when you received it.
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