Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida

My ex-husband died in 2006 in Florida. We share two children together. When he died I was contacted by his father telling me that he couldn't handle his son's last affairs without me signing and allowing his father to do so. I am not sure why I was the one that would have been responsible but I signed the necessary form. Years later I can't find any public records on his estate. He still has assests in his name. There was a vehicle that was restored. His father and I had a conversation after his death. We came to the conclusion that the vehicle would be auctioned and the proceeds would be distributed among his children. To the best of my knowledge the process hasn't been completed and I believe that the vehicle is still in possession of a car club that he belonged to. I am now wondering if there is any legal standing for my children or if there is a statute of limitations.

Asked on 7/23/11, 2:05 pm

David Slater David P. Slater, Esq.

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The answer will depend on what you signed. You may or may not still have an interest in the estate.

Answered on 7/23/11, 2:12 pm

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