Category Archives: Wills
Do Married Couples Need Separate Wills In Florida?
If you and your spouse have already started to plan for what you would like to happen to your property when you pass away, you may have already talked about a will together. You may have also wondered if you and your spouse need separate wills, or if you can draft a joint will…. 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 Things To Know About Will Contests In Florida
When a dispute arises about the distribution of a person’s estate after they pass away and the deceased left a will behind, disgruntled parties may choose to initiate a will contest. It is important for heirs, potential beneficiaries, and estate planners to understand who can contest a will and the grounds they can use… Read More »
Do Married Couples Need Separate Wills?
When married couples start estate planning, they typically understand that they need a will. Some couples worry that drafting two separate documents will result in confusion, inconsistencies, disputes, and potentially additional costs. However, in Florida, both spouses need to have their own will. When a will is drafted and executed properly, it is the… Read More »
Three Important Elements To Include In Your Will
Drafting a will is one of the most responsible things you can do for your loved ones. You will have to make many personal decisions when drafting your will, but that does not mean you can include any provision you wish. Below, our Daytona Beach will drafting lawyer outlines the three most important provisions… Read More »
Should You Keep Your Will In A Safe Deposit Box?
It is no surprise that safe deposit boxes are the first choice for people to store their valuables. These safes are located at financial institutions and are often used to store jewelry, important documents, and more. While safe deposit boxes are helpful when storing certain items, they should never be used to store your… Read More »
What Invalidates A Will In Florida?
A will in Florida is one of the best ways to outline how you want your property distributed after you pass away, name a guardian for your children, and appoint someone as your personal representative. However, Florida law places strict requirements on these legal documents and if there are many factors that can invalidate… Read More »
Does Florida Recognize Holographic Wills?
Most adults know that they should draft a will that distributes their property and serves other functions upon their passing. Some people plan for their will very carefully, taking the necessary time and effort to consider their goals and what they want the document to achieve. Others, however, may not have time to carefully… Read More »
How To Avoid Will Contests When Drafting A Will
Most people have strong feelings about how they want their affairs handled after they pass away. For example, you may feel as though one of your family members should not receive any property upon your death. Or, you may have reason to believe that one of your beneficiaries will not spend their inheritance wisely…. Read More »
Common Reasons For Disinheriting Someone Using A Will
Wills are very important legal documents. They allow you to outline how you would like your property distributed after you pass away, and you also name a personal representative who will administer your estate. Naming beneficiaries, as well as a guardian for your minor children, are some of the biggest benefits of wills. However,… Read More »