Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida

I used Florida Law on transferring Real Property, but they say that statue of limitations had ran out.

I never received those fraudulent documents until after a Judges order while in Probate. Wouldn't the limitations start

after I actually received these documents? And, are there different statues for probate, civil or fraud that apply here.

What it is, is they acted like the Real Property was part of the estate, then when they didn't get their waiver,

they transferred it to trust. There was nothing in the trust, but they transferred it after the judges ruling.

So, when would that stat of limitation actually start? Once I saw the documents that pertain to fraud? Thank you.


Asked on 2/12/15, 2:34 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
William Gwaltney William W. Gwaltney, Attorneys at Law

Your fact pattern is extremely disconnected and no one will be able to provide you any type of answer based on the information you provided. If there was a probate an attorney should have been involved. If that attorney represented your interests then you should speak with that attorney.

If the attorney did not represent your interests you should contact an attorney locally to discuss your case. If you can't afford an attorney you might contact your local legal aid, or the Florida Bar for a referral to a pro-bono service.

Good Luck

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Answered on 2/13/15, 6:26 am


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