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What Are The Different Types Of Probate In Florida?
It can be daunting to navigate the probate process, particularly when you are already going through a very difficult and emotional time. There are different types of probate in Florida and the process that is right for you will depend on the complexity of the estate, the value of property in the estate, and… Read More »
How Is Guardianship Different From A Power Of Attorney?
As people age or become incapacitated, they may not be able to oversee their financial or personal affairs on their own. When making your estate plan, you may wish to consider naming a person who can act as your power of attorney in the event you become incapacitated or unable to handle your financial… Read More »
Does Florida Recognize No-Contest Clauses In Estate Planning Documents?
You have likely put a lot of thought into your estate plan. You have carefully considered the property you own and which family member you want to inherit it when you pass away. You then structure your will or trust to make sure your beneficiaries are cared for in the manner you believe is… Read More »
Common Disputes That Arise During Probate
Losing someone you love is one of the hardest things you will ever have to go through. It can leave you feeling alone, uncertain, and vulnerable. Additionally, if your loved one did not take the necessary steps to safeguard their property before they passed away, you may find yourself facing complicated probate disputes. Probate… Read More »
Are Handwritten Wills Valid In Florida?
When planning for your future, drafting a will is important to ensure that your wishes are respected after you pass away. Unfortunately, not all wills are created equally, and it is essential that you first understand the different types of wills and the formal requirements placed upon them. Below, our St. Petersburg wills attorney… Read More »
Understanding The Notice Of Administration
Losing someone you love is one of the hardest things you will ever go through. You and your loved ones are grieving and trying to adjust to a life without your other family member. At this time, it may seem confusing if you receive a Notice of Administration. You may not even think it… Read More »
How To Prove Durable Power Of Attorney Abuse
When you draft a durable power of attorney you designate a person, known as your agent, to make decisions on your behalf in the event that you ever become incapacitated. Your agent will have control over your finances among other factors in your life, so it is imperative that you choose someone who is… Read More »
Common Estate Planning Mistakes To Avoid
In Florida, all adults should have an estate plan. Many people think they do not need one because they do not have minor dependents, significant wealth, or they are not of an advanced age. In fact, nearly half of all adults do not currently have an estate plan in place, according to the AARP…. Read More »
Estate Planning Tips For Blended Families
Today, blended families are more common than they ever have been before. Blended families are typically a result of two people, who have children from a prior relationship, coming together to form a new family unit. Relationship dynamics are always changing and as different households come together to form a new one, there are… Read More »