Does Having a Will Mean You Can Avoid Probate in Florida?
A common question clients ask is:“If I have a will, does that mean my family won’t have to go through probate?”It’s an understandable assumption — after all, creating a will feels like taking care...
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What Happens to Inherited Property in a Florida Divorce?
When couples go through a divorce, one of the biggest concerns is how property will be divided. A common question is:“If I inherited property from my grandmother, will my spouse be entitled to it?”...
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How to Choose the Right Personal Representative or Trustee in Florida
When creating your estate plan, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is who will manage your affairs when you’re no longer able to do so. In Florida, that means choosing the right...
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Shared Parenting in Florida: What to Expect from the Court
When parents in Florida separate or divorce, one of the most important, and often most emotional, questions is how parenting time, financial support, and assets will be divided. Florida law focuses...
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Will vs. Trust: Choosing the Right Tool for Your Florida Estate Plan
When it comes to estate planning in Florida, choosing between a will and a trust can be a pivotal decision. Each option offers distinct advantages, and understanding how they align with your...
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