During probate, a decedent’s estate is subject to court-supervised administration and distribution. The process must be conducted by a personal representative appointed in court, which is responsible for dealing with outstanding creditors’ claims against...
Unfortunately, it is not rare to find parents with strained relationships with adult children. In many cases, parents have to distance themselves from a child due to abusive behavior, or drug addiction. Such an unfortunate scenario may lead some parents to disinherit...
An irrevocable trust is a trust that you cannot change, amend, or revoke once it is signed into existence. However, every rule has its exception, and irrevocable trusts are not different. In a few circumstances, it may be possible to modify the terms of an irrevocable...
Trusts are valuable legal tools to avoid probate and ensure a smooth administering and distribution of assets upon the trust maker’s death or incapacity. When someone transfers the title of an asset to a trust, this person is transferring their ownership to the...
Trusts provide an efficient way to avoid probate and ensure a smooth distribution of assets upon the settlor’s death. However, if things do not go as expected, is it possible to contest a trust in Florida? Keep reading to find out. How to Contest a Trust in...
Florida laws grant beneficiaries a large number of privileges and protections. Therefore, whether you are a designated beneficiary to a will, a trust, or an insurance policy, it does not matter – Florida law has statutory rules to protect your rights. In this...