Monthly Archives: September 2019
What to Watch for When You Suspect a Florida Trustee of Breaching Their Fiduciary Duty
Trustees are the ones who manage the assets of a trust on behalf of the beneficiaries. They are to manage the assets in whatever manner the trust terms dictate. This is known as their fiduciary duty. When a trustee fails in this duty, it’s considered a breach of fiduciary duty and the beneficiaries may… Read More »
What Does Undue Influence Mean in Florida Estate Planning?
Many people have heard the term undue influence, but what exactly does it mean? The legal concept of undue influence in Florida law is an important one. When someone exercises undue influence over a victim’s person’s assets, will, or money, a Florida court can invalidate the victim’s estate planning documents. A typical example of… Read More »
Congratulations to Jay Fleece and Bill McQueen for their recognition by The Best Lawyers in America
Congratulations to Jay Fleece and Bill McQueen for their recognition by The Best Lawyers in America in Trusts and Estates Litigation and Estate Planning! Best Lawyers is the oldest and most respected peer review publication in the legal profession. Recognition in Best Lawyers is widely regarded by both clients and legal professionals as a significant honor,… Read More »