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A contentious relationship between siblings could lead to a will contest after a parent has died. Sometimes this happens when a son or daughter thinks that a last will and testament does not truly reflect the wishes of a deceased parent. If you should suspect that a...
You, as a family member, should feel confident that a loved one created and signed a will with a clear and lucid mind. Sometimes families suspect that an elderly relative wrote a last will and testament while suffering from mental impairment. This is why some families...
Individuals named in a will or those left out of one may file a dispute with the probate court. According to the Florida Legislature website, you may challenge the validity of a portion of the will or its entire contents. The Sunshine State requires residents to...
Whenever someone chooses an executor, they expect this person to know how to handle disputes and end arguments during the probate process. There are a few common issues that many executors run into while working with families and beneficiaries. Learning about how to...
Even though many economists are forecasting a future foreclosure crisis across the country, the crisis has already arrived for many Americans. In fact, according to reporting from NBC News, the third quarter of 2021 brought a 32% increase in the number of home...
Being excluded from a will can be a hurtful experience. In some cases, when someone passes away and their will is revealed to their family members, there may be some unwelcome surprises. The will can exclude people who thought that they would be included or who...
The homeowners' association (HOA) is a mixed blessing. For Florida homeowners who do not want to deal with the gardening and upkeep of amenities, it is a great option. However, for residents who like a little more freedom, real estate disputes because of HOA...
The idea of losing your home or business can be terrifying, especially if you are going through a tough time. And in Florida State, you only have twenty days to respond to a foreclosure, failure to which the bank might start taking action. So, how can you prevent a...
For Floridians who have lost a loved one, a fundamental part of the process is addressing the property left behind by the deceased. If there was a will, the decedent’s assets will be distributed as stipulated in the document. However, there are circumstances in which...
Most people in Florida would love to be the recipient of a surprise inheritance, but what if you don't want it? It makes sense to refuse an inheritance for some situations. However, doing so takes a specific legal process. Reasons for refusing an inheritance...