Creating a will is one of the best ways to ensure your final wishes are carried out after your passing. However, simply having a will does not mean your assets automatically go to your loved ones. Assets that are titled…
When choosing a probate attorney in Florida, it's important to work with a firm that handles probate cases on a daily basis. There are many law firms where “probate” is lumped in with other types of law such as personal…
1. PRE-CONSULTATION We suggest that potential clients attend our Estate Planning Basics Workshop or watch our Estate Planning Basic Video on our website or YouTube channel so they can determine if we are a good fit for their estate planning…
Formal Administration comes into play with estates that have more than $75,000 in assets. The personal representative (PR), also known as the executor, is the person appointed by the court to manage and oversee the probate process of a decedent’s…
Navigating the probate process in Florida can be a daunting task, especially for those unfamiliar with the legal system. Our next series of articles will provide you with an overview of probate in Florida, from understanding what is required to…
If you're facing the probate process in Florida, you may be wondering if you need to hire a probate attorney. While the state of Florida does not require that you have a probate attorney to represent you in probate court,…
If you are in the process of probate, it’s important to choose the right probate attorney to ensure your case is handled properly. The probate process can be complex and confusing, so it is important to have a qualified probate…
We are concluding our series of articles discussing different types of circumstances that would cause you to consult your Florida estate planning attorney and update your estate plan. Our previous articles explained how your estate plan should be reviewed at…
We are continuing our series of articles discussing some of the circumstances that warrant a review and update of your estate plan. Our Florida estate planning attorneys recommend reviewing your estate plan at least once a year; however, if an…
It is a good practice to review your estate plan every year, even if your circumstances have not changed. Your Florida estate planning attorney can go over your plan with you and suggest if any revisions are advised. There are…