Category Archives: Wills
Drafting a Will That Cannot Be Contested
Many people feel very strongly about how they want their assets distributed, and other affairs managed, after they pass away. You may even want to disinherit certain family members entirely. In these instances, you may need to utilize other estate planning tools other than a will. When drafting your will, you also need to… Read More »
Common Reasons for Will Contests in Florida
After losing a loved one, the last thing many families expect is a dispute to arise over the terms of the deceased’s will. Unfortunately, will contests are more common than people in Florida. When they occur, they can create unnecessary delays, stress, and uncertainty for everyone involved. If you are dealing with a will… Read More »
Should Married Couples Write Their Own Wills?
Many spouses talk to each other about what they would like to happen to their property after they pass away. This is particularly true as people start to get older. Many spouses share property, such as the marital home, and so they think that they can create a joint will. Other couples often worry… Read More »
Can Married Couples Draft a Joint Will in Florida?
If you and your spouse have already started talking about estate planning and how you want your property distributed after you pass away, you may have already considered the possibility of drafting a joint will. Many couples think about writing a joint will because they are worried about the increased cost of writing two… Read More »
Is it Possible to Revoke a Will in Florida?
After you have written a will, you may store it in a secure place and forget about it. Over time, though, your situation may change. You may welcome new children into the family, you or loved ones may get married or divorced, or people you included in your will may pass away before you…. Read More »
How to Choose a Personal Representative for Your Will
Drafting a will is one of the most loving and responsible things you can do for your family. A will performs many functions. It outlines how you want your property distributed after your death and names a guardian for your minor children. In your will you will also designate a personal representative of your… Read More »
How to Create a Will in Five Steps
Of all the estate planning documents you could draft, a will is one of the most important. In fact, wills form the foundation of many estate plans. After you pass away, your will outlines how you want your property distributed, who will act as guardian for your minor children, and who you appoint as… Read More »
Things to Know When Writing Your Will
When drafting your estate plan, your will usually provides the foundation for it. Writing a will has many benefits. You can name the beneficiaries who will receive your property, name a guardian for your minor children, and more. However, there are very important things to remember when drafting your will to ensure the courts… Read More »
Four Things to Consider When Selecting a Guardian for Your Children
Many people draft a will in order to outline their preferences for how their property is distributed after they pass away. While this is certainly a very important function of wills, it is also not the only one. If you have minor children, it is even more important that you draft a will so… Read More »
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 »
