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June 05, 2023
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Best Friends and Estate Planning in Florida: Protecting Your Bond and Future 🤞🏼

In an era where friendships flourish and unconventional living arrangements gain popularity, it's no surprise that best friends are exploring the possibilities of jointly owning homes and apartments. As these...

March 14, 2023
Estate Planning Probate Law

🤔 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...

September 30, 2022
Probate Law

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...

December 08, 2021
Estate Planning Probate Law

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...

August 24, 2021
Family Law

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...

June 29, 2021
Probate Law

What is Exempt Property and How is it Relevant to Probate?

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...

June 16, 2021
Divorce

Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez: Who gets to keep the $1.8M ring?

If you have been keeping up with the news, then you probably know that Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez have recently decided to call off their engagement. Naturally, the question...

October 14, 2020
Probate Law

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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