Monthly Archives: July 2026
Common Triggers for Probate Litigation in Florida
Many residents in Florida plan their estate to ensure their property smoothly transfers to their loved ones after they pass away. However, even plans that were carefully crafted can end up in a contentious courtroom battle. The unique demographics in Florida, such as common second marriages, a high concentration of retirees, and complicated blended… Read More »
How to Avoid Common Probate Delays
Even in ideal situations, probate can be a very time-consuming process. The longer probate takes, the longer it takes for beneficiaries to receive their inheritances, the more costs the process incurs, and the longer the family feels uncertain. While there are many delays that can occur in probate, there are also many ways to… Read More »
What Happens in Florida Probate When There is No Will and No Heirs?
When someone passes away without a will in Florida, the property in their estate must still be distributed. In these situations, the probate court will apply the intestacy laws to their estate. The intestacy laws primarily distribute property in an estate to close relatives such as the surviving spouse and children. However, how is… Read More »