What Happens if a Beneficiary Does Not Respond During Florida Probate?
Itโs easy to think that every beneficiary of an estate automatically raises their hand to collect what theyโve been left in a will. But that
Itโs easy to think that every beneficiary of an estate automatically raises their hand to collect what theyโve been left in a will. But that
Passing away without having a last will and testament can create unintended consequences for loved ones. In Florida, when someone dies without a will, state
So many people put off making a will, continually pushing to the back of their priority list or, worse, not putting it on the list
“How do I start probate?” Our law firm hears that question often as we sit across from someone who was named as personal representative in
At our Coral Springs, Florida law firm, we know that setting up a revocable trust as part of a comprehensive estate plan can be an
Our law firm often encounters clients who emotionally reveal that a relative who recently passed away intended to draft a formal will but never got
When Julianna received the call from her late uncle’s probate lawyer, she was surprised to learn he had left her his charming ranch home in
“Does a will supersede a deed in Florida?” That’s the question our client Sarah asked as she sat in our Coral Springs, Florida, office. Having
For many Floridians, navigating the probate process after the loss of a loved one can feel like an overwhelming and complex task. Some worry that
Dealing with the loss of a loved one is an incredibly difficult and emotional experience. When that loss is compounded by the absence of a