In Florida, a will may face a challenge if allegations arise that all or some of its provisions stem from undue influence on the testator. The law surrounding this issue contains many complexities, but it can help to read through a basic outline of relevant...
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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...
3 Myths about probate
Probate is an area of estate planning that is widely misunderstood. Many myths abound in this area of the law, and you should know how to separate fact from fiction. Have a look at these three common myths about probate and see if you know the truth. When it comes to...
What happens if your parent dies without a will?
Losing a parent is heartbreaking. The stress and sadness of the tragedy are even stronger when you find out there is no will. If there are no written instructions about how to distribute the estate, you are probably feeling a lot of confusion. You probably have...
4 Legal issues you must consider for your business
Creating a small business is an exciting milestone in your life. However, in order to be successful, you must tackle legal issues head-on. If you neglect the necessary paperwork, you may face liabilities that could potentially put you out of...
What licenses do you need for your Florida business?
Starting a business comes with a long to-do list, from coming up with a name to creating contracts. One of the items on that list is securing the licenses and permits you need to legally do business. Their purpose is to track transactions for taxes and to protect...
3 things you should know about Florida probate law
Probate is something you may not think about at all, but it can drastically affect how your family receives and manages your assets after you die. Preparing in advance for asset management is an essential way to avoid the probate process and keep control over your...
How estate planning for women is different
Obviously, estate planning is not a situation where one size fits all. For instance, a younger married couple with kids would need to consider prospective guardians for their children, while someone retired about to enter a second marriage could prioritize ways to...
Should you have an estate plan for your Facebook account?
There are numerous items one needs to include in any estate plan. You need to determine how to divide assets among your loved ones when you die, but many people have begun wondering what will happen to their digital assets after death. More attorneys have...
How to prevent shareholder disputes
No matter the size of your company, legal battles are an inevitable part of running a business. Potential sources of lawsuits include employees, investors and clients. However, this does not mean you have no power of minimizing risk. You can do well by preventing and...
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