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What Estate Plan Documents Should I Have? 🤔

Estate planning is one of the most important aspects of one's affairs. It helps secure the future of a couple’s children, if there are any, and brings peace of mind....
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🤔 Is Probate Required in Florida?

The purpose of probate is to settle the estate of deceased individuals according to probate statutes. Probate can be bulky and time-consuming. But is it always required? Probate in Florida...
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Who Can Initiate Probate and Who Can Be an Executor/Personal Representative?

If you or a loved one has been affected by someone’s passing, you have probably heard the term “probate.” Probate refers to the process regarding the distribution of a person’s...
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FLPFL’s 4th Anniversary! 🎉

Where has the time GONE? Help us celebrate our 4th year anniversary! We would like to thank you all for your endless support and for being a part of the...
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How To Access An Apple Account After Someone Passed Away

Apple is a household name and a dominating brand in the world of technology. Almost everyone owns an iPhone, has an Apple ID and/or Apple iCloud account associated with their...
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Florida Probate and Family Law Firm Turns 3!

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...
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Child Support Modifications: Can They Happen and When?

If you are a parent of a minor child and are going through, or have already gone through, divorce proceedings, then you are likely familiar with child support payments. Florida...
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Hiding Assets During Divorce Proceeding

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...
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Step-Parent Adoption: Process and Rights Explained

Florida law allows a stepparent to adopt his or her stepchild, to receive equal and full parental rights and responsibilities over the stepchild. It is not uncommon that a child’s...
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What is Formal Administration?

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 through...
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