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Yearly Archives: 2015

Help I am a Surviving Spouse Who Was Disinherited! Are There Any Options?!

Uncategorized Nov 16, 2015
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Are the surviving spouse in West Palm Beach who just found out  they were disinherited? You may be surprised to learn you have a right to thirty percent of the estate whether your late husband likes it or not. In fact this is called the elective share and your elective rights may be bigger than those you would have had under intestacy depending on how much was also left in Palm Beach trusts. 

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What Considerations Do You Have Before You File a West Palm Beach Probate Lawsuit?

Uncategorized Nov 15, 2015
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Are you considering bringing a will contest or other probate lawsuit in  West Palm Beach? Are you sure you havestanding to sue? You may want to make sure that you are considered an interested party by the West Palm Beach probate court. What other preliminary considerations should you make before you file a probate lawsuit? These are just a few, for more consult a probate attorney.

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Trust Attorneys and Estate Attorneys to Meet in Chicago for 2014 ABA Conference

Uncategorized Nov 15, 2015

The 2014 annual meeting for the Real Property, Estate & Trust Law Section of the American Bar Association will take place May 1st in Chicago.   John Pankauski, Vice Chair of the Ethics and Malpractice Sub Committee, from West Palm Beach, Florida, will register and expects to be in attendance.  There should be a handful of Florida probate attorneys, Florida attorneys who prepare wills and trusts and some Florida estate administration attorneys in attendance.  Pankauski is the only Florida probate litigator to hold a leadership position with the ABA.

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How do I object to the Florida will? (new Florida probate video)

Uncategorized Nov 14, 2015
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“How do I object to the Florida will?” is a question which many family members, heirs and estate beneficiaries sometimes ask themselves when there is a Palm Beach probate.  If you are wondering about a will challenge Palm Beach,  you can watch a free online probate video about how I challenge the Florida will:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDX7xlHtu24&feature=youtu.be Palm Beach Will Contests A will challenge in a Florida estate setting is often referred to as a will contest, where One files court papers in the Probate Palm Beach which argues that the will admitted to probate, or on file, is not valid A will contest Palm Beach is done by typically filing an answer to any existing petition for administration and by bringing a counter petition where you argue that the will is not valid:  that’s  your will contest Palm Beach You will then have a probate trial on which will is valid, or why you believe a certain will is not the proper will Probate litigation law firms Palm Beach County know that will contest trials are very fact specific Palm Beach Will Challenges A probate lawsuit which is a will challenge Palm Beach will occur in the probate court or the probate division of the Palm Beach County, Florida courts Do you know where your will challenge trial will be?  Delray Beach? There are also probate courts in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida and West Palm Beach How to you win a will contest Florida?   Well, you need Evidence which suggests why the […]

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How Can You Use a Malicious Prosecution Lawsuit to End Frivolous Probate Lawsuits?

Uncategorized Nov 13, 2015
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Are you currently serving as the trustee or personal representative in  West Palm Beach? Does the other side, or beneficiaries keep filing frivolous lawsuits against you? You may have a cause of action against them for malicious prosecution! If a West Palm Beach lawyer told you that these were barred because of the litigation privilege, that may not be the case following a recent case out of the Fourth District Court of Appeal. 

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