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?
Was your case dismissed in Florida probate court without you knowing? This may be grounds for an appeal. You have a right to due process which may include the right to a hearing. Want to appeal a dismissal without due process? Check out this recent case and talk to a Florida probate lawyer about your rights on appeal before it is too late!
Florida probate lawyers know that winning on an appeal can be complicated. Did you know that you may need more than just the law on your side? What else do you need? Check out this recent Florida appeal to learn more about winning on appeal.
Are you dealing with a Florida trust or estate conflict involving inter vivos transfers? What do Florida probate litigators need to know about this issue? Check out this recent case from the Fourth District Court of Appeal(DCA) of Florida to learn more.
Are Florida wills public record? Do you think you have a good reason to seal information in your Florida will? Is it easy to seal the contents of a Florida estate?
Florida probate lawyers know what an inheritance war can lead to, a depleted inheritance. Do you know why? Is Florida probate litigation the right step to securing your fortune? Before you go it alone talk to an experienced Florida estate lawyer about your rights in a Florida probate lawsuit. If you are interested in what you have to lose, check out this recent inheritance war out of England where family members feud over millions of pounds.
Palm Beach appeals court Judge W. Matthew Stevenson is stepping down from the bench, according to the Palm Beach Post. http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/news/local/4th-district-court-of-appeal-judge-stevenson-to-re/nqnSL/
Do you know the three main types of probate administration in Florida? Why do these differences matter for Florida probate lawyers? Learn what type of probate is right for you when you go to talk to estate attorneys Florida. Check out this recent appeal that deals with one particular type of administration,ancillary administration to learn more about all three.
In Florida probate litigation, family disputes can often spill over into the Court’s proceedings. Be careful not to assume the Court is going to take your side on the family drama because if they do not how is that going to affect your chances of success in the Florida estate litigation? Check out this recent probate appeal from the Sixth District Court of Appeal in California to learn more.
If you are serving as the personal representative of a Florida estate than you will have to serve known or reasonably ascertainable creditors with something called a notice of administration. What happens if you forget one? That is the question the Florida Supreme Court addressed in a semi-recent case,Jones v. Golden. How long do creditors in Florida have to file a notice of a claim on the estate?