Monthly Archives: August 2026
Can Your Spouse Take More Than Your Will Allows? Florida’s Elective Share Explained
Many people assume that whatever they write in their will is the final word on who gets what. But if you’re married, Florida law gives your spouse a right that can override those wishes, at least in part. It’s called the elective share, and it exists specifically to protect surviving spouses from being left… Read More »
Skipping Probate Court: When Florida Allows Summary Administration
Not every estate in Florida has to go through the full probate process. For smaller or simpler estates, Florida law offers a faster, less expensive alternative called summary administration. Understanding when this option is available can save families significant time and money during an already difficult period. What Qualifies for Summary Administration Summary administration… Read More »
Summary Administration: A Faster Path Through Florida Probate
When someone passes away, families often assume that a lengthy, court supervised probate process is unavoidable. But Florida offers a streamlined alternative for smaller or older estates called summary administration, and it can save both time and money for grieving families working with our Lake Worth probate attorneys. What Makes an Estate Eligible Summary… Read More »
Manufactured and Mobile Homes in Probate Court: Home or Vehicle?
You might know, or at least have some idea, how a car passes to others in probate court. You may also have some idea how real property like a home, passes to beneficiaries in probate court. But what about a manufactured home, or what is sometimes called a “mobile home?” Both cars and homes… Read More »
