Month: August 2019

In Florida, Chapter 732 of Part II of the Florida Statutes is the Florida Probate Code. Pursuant to Section 732.201,

When you are planning your estate it is very important to attend to all of the matters that are relevant

Developing a charitable rest unitrust is not an easy task for an estate owner and identifying whether to include beneficiaries

Paying spousal support to your previous partner after marriage can be an emotionally and financially painful experience. And if a

What is joint tenancy? It’s a kind of joint ownership of property. It’s similar to tenancy in common, however, the

Numerous parents choose to develop a will so that their small kids are always protected. While a will allows you

Litigators can be advantageous when there are conflicts over probate and trust litigation. Probate and trust lawsuits can turn households

A will is a crucial estate planning document that instructs an executor about how to get rid of the property

To get around the judicial procedure of confirming a will, the Florida legislature enacted Section 732.503 of the Florida Statutes

There is all way of estates that can include different hobbies, trades and abilities which can then pass on to