Probate is the legal process of settling the estate of a decedent, specifically resolving all claims made by creditors (for example, credit card companies, hospitals, automobile loans) and distributing the decedent’s property to the beneficiaries named under a valid will or, if there is no valid will, to the beneficiaries named in the state intestacy laws.
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Florida trust disputes can take many forms. Below are some examples of causes of action that fall under the broader category “Fl Trust Dispute:” Accounting – if a beneficiary has received inadequate or insufficient information from a trustee, the beneficiary may need to formally demand an accounting to compel compliance. Removal – if a trustee [...]
Learn MoreFlorida Will Reformation Can a Will be changed after death? While Florida law provides for challenges to the probate of Wills under theories such as duress, improper execution, undue influence, and incompetency, beneficiaries and other interested persons of a Last Will and Testament now have a new way to change a Will after death. Effective [...]
Learn MoreHow do I contest a Will in Florida? Our office receives communications nearly every day from people asking “how do I contest a Will in Florida?” As with most questions in the law, the answer is “it depends” and it largely depends on the basis for contesting the Will. Is it because you know the [...]
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