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The Secret to Winning Florida Probate Appeals?

Uncategorized Apr 8, 2016
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So many times, people want to know if there is a shortcut to success.  What is   the secret to winning a probate lawsuit in Florida?  What is the best way to win your trust litigation in Palm Beach after you had a bad experience with a probate attorney at the trial level?  I would tell  you that you should find an experienced probate litigator who you trust and whose personality matches yours.  Believe and trust in him or her.  Is your trust law firm Florida agressive? Knowledgeable? Experienced?  Comfortable in court?  A fighter?   If they are not for you: fire them. That’s your right as a client in an estate lawsuit Delray Beach. 

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Getting Medical & Financial Records Into Evidence for Florida Probate Litigation

Uncategorized Apr 7, 2016
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If you are involved in a will contest in Florida, there is an April 6th, 2016 4th  District Court of Appeal opinion that your probate litigation law firm West Palm Beach may want to know about.  Why? Well, although this is a foreclosure case, it stands for an important trial tactic: how do you get documents into evidence over a hearsay objection?   Trial lawyers who handle trust lawsuits or probate litigation know that medical records and bank statements may need to come into evidence at a trial.  Here’s how:

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In Florida Probate Law, Is a Beneficiary Designation Valid When the Designator is Subject to Undue Influence?

Uncategorized Apr 5, 2016
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Can a person name a beneficiary of his or her accounts while he or she is subject to undue influence? What if my brother’s girlfriend coerced and manipulated him into making her the beneficiary of all of his accounts? Under trust and estates law, is there something I can do to make this right? Can a Florida probate litigator help me with this issue?

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