Monthly Archives: June 2025
Are You Expecting a Child in Florida? Four Estate Planning Tips
There are approximately 225,000 children born in Florida every year. If you and your partner are among the couples expecting a baby this year, you undoubtedly have a lot on your mind. The time preparing for the birth can feel like a whirlwind—especially if it is your first child. It is a good time… Read More »
Probate Law: An Overview of Summary Administration in Florida
Probate is the process through which a person’s estate is finalized. As it can be long and complicated, many people try to set up their estate in a manner that avoids probate—or at least limits their exposure to it. Notably, not every estate in Florida has to go through formal probate. Smaller estates may… Read More »
The Top Three Reasons Why a Probate Court in Florida Would Not Follow the Instructions in a Will
Every adult in Florida should have a comprehensive, personalized will that is designed to meet their needs and goals. When a person passes away, the will is submitted to the probate court. A well drafted will can be confirmed and property/assets can be transferred to the proper heirs. It is crucial that you have… Read More »
Where Should I Keep My Estate Plan? (An Overview of Best Practices)
Have you set up an estate plan? You are ahead of many people. The AARP reports that 60 percent of American adults do not have an estate plan at all. Of course, creating an estate plan is not enough. You need a comprehensive plan that actually works to protect your rights and your interests…. Read More »
Estate Planning in Florida: A Guide to Ademption
In the context of estate planning, the legal concept of ademption occurs when a specific item listed in a will is no longer part of the estate at the time of the testator’s death. In Florida, this legal doctrine can prevent a beneficiary from receiving a promised gift if the asset has been sold,… Read More »
