If you are involved in a probate litigation Palm Beach, one of the “X” factors is the probate attorneys fees. Who pays your probate litigator’s fees and costs to get your inheritance in a Palm Beach probate? You may want to read a recent Florida attorneys fees case. A March 11, 2015 Florida attorneys fee case from Palm Beach’s appeals court: the 4th District Court of Appeal.
Can I get attorneys fees in a probate Palm Beach lawsuit?
- Are you suing over a Boca Raton inheritance?
- Do you know how to get attorneys fees in estate litigation Palm Beach Gardens?
- Fighting over a Jupiter, Florida bank account that’s in the estate?
- Will contest in Delray Beach, Florida?
- Do you know the statutes and rules to get your attorneys fees?
- Before you fight over the Palm Beach homestead in probate court consider:
- Is the proceeding or legal “forum” “adversary” under the Florida Probate Rules?
- Do the rules of Florida Civil Procedure apply?
Palm Beach Appeals Case on Offer of Judgment Attorney Fee Statute
- If the rules of civil procedure, Florida, apply, consider the so called “offer of judgment” statute to get your attorneys fees, or , rather, to try to get your attorneys fees Florida.
- Consider reading Government Employees Insurance Company v. Ryan, a 4th DCA case out of Florida, an appeal from Broward County.
- 40 Fla. L. Weekly D 617, decided on March 11, 2015 by Palm Beach Appeals Court Judge Damoorgian.
- Also, consider reading Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.442 and
- Florida Statute 768.79 the so called Offer of Judgment Statute
- Do you know how to get your attorneys fees under Fla. Stat. 768.79.
- Don’t make your offer too ambiguous.
- Read this recent Palm Beach case involving an appeal of an attorney fee ruling