Florida probate is the legal process of settling the estate of a deceased Florida resident. It involves identifying and gathering the assets of the decedent, paying their debts and taxes, and distributing the remaining property…
Probate and non-probate assets are two types of assets that you may own when you pass away. It is important to understand the difference between them because it affects how your estate will be distributed…
The topic of intestate succession in Florida is not exactly a party conversation starter. However, when the unexpected happens, it is crucial to understand what it means, how it works, and how it can impact…
Avoiding probate in Florida is not impossible. In fact, it can be easy if you work with the right team of legal professionals. The key is efficient estate planning. Probate can be a lengthy, costly, and…
It is common to find Florida residents who use the last will or a trust to convey real estate upon death. While both solutions work for different purposes, it is possible to bequeath property upon…
Florida law has solid protective laws to guarantee that a decedent’s wife will receive her fair share of her husband’s estate. Whether the husband died without a will or wrote a will directing the transfer…
Under Florida law, the seller of a residential property must disclose any known facts that materially and adversely affect the property’s value being sold to the buyer. If a material or adverse aspect of the…
A trust is an excellent solution to avoid probate and ensure a smooth inheritance process for your loved ones. Many Florida residents rely on trusts for estate planning purposes, as these legal tools offer flexible…
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