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Florida Probate and Debts Where you named the personal representative of an estate in Florida? Are you unsure of what this even means? Keep reading and we’ll be able to provide you with all the [...]

World Down Syndrome Day: Special Needs and Guardianship March 21st is World Down Syndrome Day. On World Down Syndrome Day, “people with Down syndrome and those who live and work with them [...]

Where has the time GONE! We would like to thank you all for your endless support and for being a part of the FLPFLaw Family! ♥️ Here are some amazing milestones over the past 3 years! 🎉 🎉 2018: [...]

Divorce is stressful, even in the most amicable of situations. In the case of a non-amicable divorce, where you may find that your spouse starts engaging in deceitful behavior, like hiding assets [...]

When a person passes away, it is not uncommon for creditors to file claims against their estate. Typically, these claims will be filed by creditors who are attempting to collect a debt owed to [...]

Have you ever thought about what happens if suddenly, you become incapacitated? Incapable of managing your own health or financial affairs? Though we are often reluctant to think about these [...]

Formal administration is Florida’s most common form of probate. When an estate does not qualify for summary administration, or some other alternative to probate administration, the estate must go [...]