Upon an individual’s death, a legal entity called an “estate” is created which includes all of the property owned by the decedent. A personal representative or executor, chosen by the decedent prior to his/her death, is charged to administer and direct the assets in the ...
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View MoreThroughout the years, many people have chosen to make investments in vacant lots located in SW Florida, especially in Lee, Charlotte, and Collier ...
View MoreOne of the questions that I get with some regularity concerns whether an individual or couple can put your home in a trust if a mortgage exists on the ...
View MoreForeclosures Increase in the State of Florida New numbers released in August revealed a stunning increase in the number of foreclosures occurring in ...
View MoreWhen a loved one passes, sometimes it is necessary to go through a court process called probate. The purpose of probate is to transfer the assets of ...
View MoreWHAT IS A PROBATE BOND? At the commencement of a formal probate , sometimes it comes as a surprise to prospective personal representatives that they ...
View MoreI am often asked during an initial consultation why it is important to create a will in Florida. After all, for some people, the Florida default ...
View MoreI believe there exists a misconception by beneficiaries regarding the role of attorneys who represent personal representatives in formal ...
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