Fatherhood is a beautiful thing. From changing diapers to taking your child to soccer practice to watching them walk across
Planning a funeral is not necessarily a “fun” experience, but it can be if you plan ahead, take into account
Losing trust documents happens more often than people realize. The problem with losing trust documents is that there is no
In Florida, an interested party may challenge the validity of an existing will, in whole or in part, based on
Having a will in place to ensure that one’s assets and family are taken care of after one’s passing is
What is a Will Contest? In order to satisfy a proper will contest, certain criteria must be met. A close
A notice of related cases is a form that must be filed by a petitioner along with the initial pleading
Part of administering an estate upon a person’s passing involves the distribution of their assets to their heirs, whether that
In Florida, it is not uncommon for spouses to hold title to property separately, especially if that property was acquired outside or prior to the marriage. However, it becomes particularly problematic when that spouse passes away, because many times the surviving spouse is not included on the title, which then requires a probate proceeding to transfer legal title to them.
A topic that comes up often in estate planning is how to divide up estate assets among beneficiaries. “Should I divide up my inheritance?” “Should one child get more than the other?” As estate planning attorneys, our role is not just to prepare documents and make sure things are in place for our client’s wishes and intentions to be carried out, but to also counsel and advise our clients on the best strategies given their unique situations.
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