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A Florida letter of administration could be confusing if this is the first time you have been appointed as an estate’s executor. This document gives an individual’s personal representative the...

Guardianship is a court process that enables a person to assume the decision-making powers over another person who is unable to manage their own affairs. This is a key process...

Florida gives you 10 days to file probate after the death of your loved one. You must file a deceased person's will for probate in the county where they died,...

Many couples face tough decisions and moments in their relationships that lead to a divorce. While the divorce rate in 2024 may still be higher than in some parts of...

Probate is the court system used to identify, gather, and distribute the assets of a person after they pass away. The way this process moves forward can vary depending on...

Probate is the court process used to distribute a person’s assets and settle their debts after death. Under Florida law, there are two different options available. While most go through...

Florida is a “no-fault” divorce state, meaning you can dissolve your marriage without having to fight in court over who was ultimately to blame. This is different from the traditional...

Disputes and conflicts involving loved ones are rarely easy to navigate. Whether it is the prospect of divorce or disagreements over inheritance, these issues frequently drive a wedge between people....

In the world of love and commitment, discussing prenuptial agreements might seem like diving into uncharted waters. Despite the initial discomfort, understanding the value of prenups is key for couples...

In the realm of estate planning, understanding the nuances of taxes and legalities is crucial, especially in a state like Florida. With its unique tax landscape and legal framework, Florida...