Monthly Archives: October 2021
Should You Sign A Waiver Of Accounting In A Florida Probate?
After the personal representative of an estate has fully administered the estate, they will file a petition for discharge, which ends the probate administration process. However, prior to the end of the administration process, the beneficiaries of the estate may be asked to sign a Waiver of Accounting. If you have been asked to… Read More »
What Is A Separate Writing When Creating A Will In Florida?
Often, estate planning lawyers tell clients to use a separate writing when creating a Last Will and Testament. The separate writing is used to list the Testator’s tangible personal property and identify the beneficiaries who will receive the items after the Testator’s passing. Speak with our St. Petersburg estate planning lawyers at Legacy Protection… Read More »
What Is A Notice Of Trust In Florida Probate?
If you are a Trustee dealing with the probate process after the Trustor’s death, you have probably heard the term “a notice of Trust.” You need to understand what a notice of Trust is and how to file the notice properly during the probate process in Florida. A notice of Trust is a critical… Read More »
Dynasty Trust: What Is It And What Are The Benefits?
A Dynasty Trust is a way to pass your wealth from generation to generation while protecting your hard-earned assets from creditors and other parties. People who set up a Dynasty Trust can pass assets hundreds of years into the future to ensure that their grandchildren and great-grandchildren become the beneficiaries long after the Trustor… Read More »