Undoubtedly, the spouse of an injured person has felt the effects an injury can have on a family. From taking the injured spouse to doctor appointments to the lack of intimacy between the couple, an injury can have dramatic effects on a marriage. In this article, you...
Depending on how complex the estate of a deceased Florida resident is, heirs and beneficiaries have to endure a significant waiting period until they can receive their fair share of the inheritance. Is it a good idea to sign a waiver of accounting to speed up...
Probate is the process of administering and distributing the estate of a deceased person. The state of Florida has specific rules to guarantee full legal compliance throughout the whole process, including the appointment of an adequate personal representative. In...
In Florida, state law guarantees trust beneficiaries the legal right to access certain information about their interest share in the arrangement. Therefore, if a trustee refuses to provide information, beneficiaries have the right to enforce their rights in court with...
When someone dies in Florida owning assets titled solely in his/her name, the deceased person’s estate will likely go through ancillary probate. In this article, you will find out what ancillary probate is and why you should avoid it at all costs. Ancillary...
