My question involves estate proceedings in the state of: florida

My Nanny passed in mid october. My aunt her personal rep came from out of state and emptied out the house & bank accounts than came forward with the will in Dec, placing it in probate in january.

The attorney hired for the estate sent the will & papers early feb. Upon recieving them I informed the attorney my aunt emptied out everything, that the only item on the probate was the home and there was a car amongst monies my grandmother put aside for all her grandchildren. The car was a cadillac DeVille which was sent home to another state with my aunts son on the day of my grandmothers funeral. My aunt still has not brought that forward to probate just the home.

last week I get a quitclaim deed mailed to me, my aunt wants to buy out the shares she does not own on the home. Due to her handling of everything thus far I questioned it since the amount put in is $10.00-if she had been honest & following my grandparents wishes & will I would not have objected. By signing this quitclaim deed for $10 way I see it is legally she can give me $10 I sign over my share and Ill owe out for expenses of upkeep and her attorneys fees meaning Id owe out about $3500 and not see a penny of my $15000 share of the home? Now the estate attorney tells me they can no longer speak with me and I need to hire my own attorney.

my aunt is also trying to bill the estate for some real ridiculous things. The major items she is trying to bill the estate for is her attorney, yet in the will she is given 50% of all and it says in the will the cost of administration is to be paid by her.

also, it says in the will about how everything is divided- of every kind & nature, wether real, personal or MIXED. would that include the bank accounts my grandmother had my aunt on in case she became incompacitated?

Can my aunt do what she is doing?