When a loved one passes away, the aftermath can be confusing and stressful. The probate process can leave you feeling uneasy and impatient. If you do not approve of how the personal representative handles the estate, you may wonder if it is possible to have the...
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How long does probate last in Florida?
It is a widespread belief that probate essentially takes forever to complete. But is this true? The truth is that the duration of the probate process depends on a variety of factors, including whether there is a will, the complexity of the assets, the number of...
3 examples of probate disputes
The probate process can be a trying experience for anyone involved. Not only are you grappling with the grief over your lost loved one, but tensions can build as family members disagree over the handling of the estate.Probate disputes can drag out the length of time...
The importance of identifying probate and non-probate assets
Estate planning in Florida is a vital form of financial planning for controlling the transfer of property and wealth within families. In this day and age, one cannot rely on verbal promises when death or incapacitation occurs. Grief has a way of bringing out negative...
How to expedite the probate process in Florida
Most people think of the probate process as being lengthy and complicated. However, under Florida law, there is a simple process that applies to specific situations. If the estate of a decedent meets certain requirements, it may qualify for a probate process called...
When you need legal help during probate
As the executor of someone’s Florida will, you likely wonder if you should hire an attorney to help you take the decedent’s estate through probate. Unless the estate is an extraordinarily simple one, yes, you should. Your duties as executor cover all aspects of...
4 times when contesting a will probably makes sense
Few family arguments have the potential to explode faster than a discussion about dividing property after a loved one dies. If your family is fortunate, your elderly parent executed a well-written will before death. Still, wills do not always completely resolve family...
Personal Reps of an estate: How to defend against a will contest
If you are the personal representative or executor of an estate, you may encounter some obstacles as you assume your role and fulfill your duties. Beneficiaries of the estate may start to doubt the validity of the will, question your authority or squabble amongst...
Can you challenge your parent’s will?
If you were shocked and dismayed when you discovered the contents of your recently deceased Florida parent's will, you may be questioning whether or not you should challenge it. The answer to that question depends on what grounds you think you have for the...
Can the debt collector make me pay my deceased parents’ debt?
You are beginning to make funeral preparations after your father's recent passing when you start getting calls from creditors and mail from debt collectors. It seems that your parents had a significant amount of debt, and now their creditors expect the heirs to...
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