Monthly Archives: September 2021
Intestate Succession In Florida: Who Gets What?
In Florida, if you do not have a last will and testament prepared upon your death, probate court is tasked with determining how your financial affairs are settled and assets distributed. The probate court relies on Florida intestate succession statutes to determine the beneficiaries for your assets. It’s important to understand that if your… Read More »
Why You Should Create An Estate Plan Early In Life
No one likes to think about estate planning. For most, having to plan how they will distribute their estates serves as an unwelcome reminder of death. It’s not surprising then that many people try to push off estate planning for as long as possible. However, perspective is everything. Understanding more about the purpose of… Read More »
What To Know About Undue Influence If You Are Caring For Your Parents
If you are an adult responsible for caring for your elderly parents, you likely have your hands full. The last thing on your mind might be potential legal defenses to use at a probate hearing. However, with more and more adults caring for their parents it has created some unintended consequences in Florida probate… Read More »
Bringing A Claim For Tortious Interference With An Expected Inheritance In Florida
When a loved one passes away, the time that follows can be challenging for a number of reasons. The loss of a loved one is devastating and can result in significant financial and structural changes to the family. If the decedent left behind a last will and testament then their assets will be distributed… Read More »
