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It’s all too easy to put off writing your will. Nobody wants to think about what will happen – and who will get what – when they are gone. But if you don’t make those decisions today, you may be surprised - and potentially disappointed - by what will happen in the...
Writing your will is one of the most important things you can do to protect your assets and property and is essential to your estate planning process. A valid will can also speed up the probate process and ensure your beneficiaries receive their bequests. Name an...
One of the more popular questions most beneficiaries have for probate is how long the process will last. Unfortunately, there is no straightforward answer to that question. Florida does have some laws in place to limit the time, but varying circumstances could place...
Some people in Florida may find themselves in the role of estate executor after a loved one has died. The role carries with it a number of responsibilities, but an executor is allowed to consult professionals including an attorney. The executor's role is to put the...
Florida residents may know that when a person dies, his or her estate may need to go through probate. This is the case for the estate of singer Glen Campbell, who died in August 2017. The interim administrator for his estate is asking for additional powers to complete...
At some point in your life, you may need to establish guardianship of a loved one, which will allow you to handle that loved one's affairs for them. Whether you need to establish guardianship of a child, or of an aging parent struggling with mental acuity, the process...
It may surprise you to learn that few people have had their last will and testaments recorded. According to the AARP, only 40% of all Americans have planned for what will be done after they pass away, including drafting a will. If you have a parent who has not done...
Many people may get their first real close-up look at the Florida probate system after being named executor of a parent's will. In many cases, the adult child who was named will be unfamiliar with what is needed and how to handle this practical yet emotional task. The...