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Jointly inheriting real estate can be tricky, particularly when the beneficiaries don’t agree on what to do with the property and want to split an
Being incapacitated indicates that someone is not able to care for themselves. Florida law does not allow someone incapacitated to create, revoke, or update an
In Florida, most estates will go through some sort of probate process. However, not every estate will need to go through probate. For instance, if
The last will and testament is often the most vital estate planning document. When you pass, your will guides the disposition of your property, assets,
Undue influence or pressure is a legal cause of action that can be used to invalidate a will or trust in Florida. You can also
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The person who sets up a trust appoints one or more trustees to manage the trust assets for the benefit of the trust’s beneficiaries. According
Generally speaking, the executor of a will cannot take everything simply based on their status as executor. Executors are bound by the terms of the
An executor can override a beneficiary if they need to do so to follow the terms of the will. Executors are legally required to distribute