Monthly Archives: August 2026
How To Contest A Guardianship In Florida
A guardianship gives one person, the guardian, legal authority to make decisions for another person, the ward, who has been deemed unable to manage their own affairs. In Florida, guardianships are governed by Chapter 744 of the Florida Statutes, which outlines how they are established, monitored, and challenged. While guardianships are sometimes necessary and… Read More »
How Courts Determine Incapacity In Florida
When a family member begins struggling to manage their own affairs, it can be one of the most difficult situations a family faces. Whether the concern involves a parent with advancing dementia, a loved one with a serious medical condition, or someone whose judgment has become severely impaired, you may find yourself wondering what… Read More »
What To Do After A Loved One Passes Away In Florida
Losing someone close to you is one of the hardest experiences life brings. And in the days and weeks that follow, families in Daytona Beach and across Volusia County are often left wondering what needs to happen next from a legal standpoint. Understanding the basic steps involved in settling an estate can help ease… Read More »
What Is Undue Influence in Florida Probate Litigation?
Have you ever wondered what happens when someone pressures an aging or vulnerable loved one into changing their will? This situation is more common than many people realize, and Florida law has specific provisions to address it. In Daytona Beach and throughout Volusia County, families often find themselves questioning whether a will or trust… Read More »