Monthly Archives: May 2025
When Should You Update Your Will?
All adults in Florida should have a last will and testament drafted in the event that they pass away. Even if you only have a bank account or a vehicle, a will can ensure that they are distributed according to your wishes. Perhaps you have considered drafting a will, or maybe you already have… Read More »
Things to Know About Ancillary Administration
It is not uncommon for people to own a main residence in another state, but also have a vacation home in the Sunshine State they escape to during the winter months. For the whole entire family, this can be quite a thrill. Having a sunny and balmy escape in the middle of winter is… Read More »
The Different Types of Property Deeds in Florida
Deeds are physical documents that convey ownership of a property. Contrary to what many people think, the title to a property is not the same thing as a deed. Deeds are physical documents while titles refer to the concept of ownership rights. The simplest way to understand this is by thinking of the concept… Read More »
Frequently Asked Questions About Summary Administration in Florida
After a loved one passes away, their surviving family members are left with the challenging task of determining what to do with their house, vehicle, and other property. If the deceased’s assets are valued at $75,000 or more, family members typically have to go through a process known as formal administration. On the other… Read More »
What Not to Do When Drafting Your Will
To secure your legacy and ensure that your wishes are fulfilled after your departure, drafting a will is a crucial step. A clear, well-structured will serves as guidance for your loved ones during one of the most difficult times of their lives and helps them avoid any possible legal disputes or confusion. When drafting… Read More »