If you are in the process of getting a divorce or have already, it is important to become aware of how this affects your estate plan and revisit to decide if changes are appropriate. After Filing for Divorce Until a final dissolution of marriage has been granted, you...
In general, if your will was valid in your previous state, Florida will accept that will as valid. Exceptions to this rule include holographic and nuncupative wills, meaning that if your will is written and properly signed it should be upheld in a Florida probate...
Parents of young children should be very proactive in establishing their estate plans. In the absence of a valid Last Will and Testament, parents often find that the default asset distribution under the Florida Statutes does not meet their wishes. This is especially...
Many people compose their own estate planning documents, especially today with the multitude of resources available to obtain templates and guidance. However, estate planning remains a detailed task that can be complex. In particular for the last will and testament,...
