When 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 the deceased to their intended beneficiaries. During that process, a personal representative (also known as executor) is ...
Read 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 ...
View MoreOne question that I receive from clients on a consistent basis at our first free consultation regards how long the probate process will take. ...
View MoreIn most other areas of the law you have a fundamental legal right to represent yourself in a court of law. However, that is not the case in Florida in ...
View MoreIn SW Florida Counties such as Lee County, Charlotte, County, Hendry and Collier County, there are the same probate procedures available as in the ...
View MoreIn the event that someone passes away without a will in Florida, state intestate succession laws will dictate how assets are distributed. While the ...
View MoreSometimes even the most-carefully drafted wills are going to go through probate . The question that arises is how long will it remain there? If ...
View MoreThe American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) has always been dedicated to providing unique opportunities and savings to people age 50 and over. ...
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