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When families discuss inheritance, the terms "heir" and "beneficiary" often come up in conversations. Many people use these words interchangeably, but they mean different things in Florida estate law. Getting these terms right makes a big difference when planning what...
If you feel something isn’t right about a loved one’s will, it’s critical to know when and how you can contest it. This issue can be intimidating for many people, especially if valuable assets are on the line. In this blog, we’ll discuss the key moments when you can...
When planning your estate in Florida, you have some important decisions to make. One of these is deciding who will take care of your affairs after you are gone. While most people name a single personal representative, you might consider appointing multiple...
Navigating estate planning in Florida can be complex. And, one question that often comes up is whether a living will is the same thing as a traditional will in Florida. Both are essential, but they serve unique purposes and come into play at different times. Living...
The last thing someone who is doing their estate planning wants is for the product of their efforts to become embroiled in litigation. You structure your trust or your will to ensure your beneficiaries are provided for in the manner you think is best. And you may...
Losing a loved one is never easy and finding out you were left out of their will can come as an unpleasant shock. When this happens, those in the Tampa area may want to contest the will especially if they believe their disinheritance was due to defects in the will,...
When a person passes away, it is necessary to address their property and affairs. This may be completed through the probate process in Florida. Often, a will lists the deceased person's wishes regarding who should receive their property after their death, also...