Will prepared in former state of residence I have a simple will and a living…

Will prepared in former state of residence
I have a simple will and a living will that was prepared by a lawyer in the state of Florida in 1993. I am now living in Virginia. My life circumstances have not changed that would cause me to change anything in that will. Would there be any problems or issues I should be aware of with probating this Florida-prepared will in Virginia? Would it be wise to have a new will prepared because I now live in Virginia? Thanks : )

Who controls an estate that doesn’t exist?

Who controls an estate that doesn’t exist?
Ugh, a nightmare this is. My mother passed away, and my vehicle was in her name for insurance reasons. Through all the drama and stress of her passing, my 3 sisters and I forgot to transfer the title of the vehicle to one of us.

It is my main vehicle, and I managed to get it towed, parking on the street I have parked on for a year and a half straight. The police require the registered owner to sign for it. I was told the death certificate and registration would be enough, but when i went to get the car, they said I needed proof that I control the estate.

There was never an estate. My mother left with basically nothing, the car in her name, and a dog, thats literally it.

What do I have to do to prove that I (or one of my sisters, or…SOMEBODY) controls the things in her name? Through some simple research i’ve found a small estate affidavit, which could take months. This is a time sensitive situation, since the car is sitting in impound, and I’m being charged for it every single day it’s there. The police are absolutely no help whatsoever, oddly enough.

My wife remembers my mother having a living will, but none of us can seem to find it.

I appreciate any help or advice, truly!

Wills & living wills I am curious as to the filing procedures for wills and…

Wills & living wills
I am curious as to the filing procedures for wills and living wills. I have all the forms to do my own but do I have to file them with the state or do I just have them notarized and keep them someplace safe? Also, if I have a living will done what legal grounds would any one in my family have to dispute it