Monthly Archives: April 2026
What Can Trigger Probate Litigation?
Estate planning is a priority for many people in Florida so they can ensure their assets are easily distributed to loved ones after they pass away. However, even the best-laid plans can end up in the courtroom. Florida has unique demographics with a high concentration of retirees, a high rate of second marriages, and… Read More »
How To Avoid Common Mistakes Made By Trustees
Trust administration in Florida can be a demanding and complicated task. If someone has named you as trustee, you are legally required to manage the property within the trust and distribute it to beneficiaries according to the terms of the trust. It is important that you do not take this responsibility lightly. Even just… Read More »
How To Help Loved Ones Avoid Probate Litigation In Florida
Probate litigation incurs significant court costs, attorney fees, and other expenses. It can also create delays that last months, or even years, and beneficiaries cannot receive their inheritance until disputes are resolved. For these reasons, many people take great care when planning their estate to help their loved ones avoid disputes that can result… Read More »
How Are Creditor Claims Handled During Summary Administration?
Summary administration is an expedited type of probate in Florida. Only certain estates are eligible for summary administration and due to the faster nature of the process, it does not involve all of the same steps as formal administration. For example, the probate court will not appoint a personal representative during summary administration. Creditor… Read More »
Common Estate Planning Mistakes To Avoid
An estate plan is a complex but comprehensive plan that can provide your loved ones with peace of mind and ensure that they are cared for after you pass away. An estate plan is a great way to plan for the future but too many people make common mistakes that negate the very protections… Read More »
Can You Revoke A Will In Florida?
After drafting a will, you may place it in a safe or another secure storage option and forget about it. However, life is always changing. You or your family members may get married, divorced, and have children or grandchildren. Meanwhile, you may also accumulate more wealth or lose valuable assets, such as a business…. Read More »
Important Facts About Probate In Florida
Losing a loved one is never easy. During your time of grief, thinking about the probate process and distributing your loved one’s property may seem overwhelming. Understanding the law and knowing what to expect can make the process easier for you. Below, our Daytona Beach estate administration lawyer outlines important facts about the process…. Read More »
How To Transfer Your Business Into A Revocable Trust
Owning a business is about more than just earning a living. It is about pouring your blood, sweat, and tears into a successful company. You want to protect it now, and in the future. Perhaps you have had the foresight to draft an estate plan but you have overlooked an important step during the… Read More »