Trusts & Estates
What Happens If You Lose Your Trust Documents?
Losing trust documents happens more often than people realize. The problem with losing trust documents is that there is no
Elizabeth Fernandez
May 26, 2021
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Estate Planning
What are the different reasons a will can be contested?
In Florida, an interested party may challenge the validity of an existing will, in whole or in part, based on
Elizabeth Fernandez
April 19, 2021
Estate Planning
What if you do not want your family to contest your Will?
Having a will in place to ensure that one’s assets and family are taken care of after one’s passing is
Elizabeth Fernandez
April 19, 2021
Estate Planning
Who Has Standing to Contest a Will?
What is a Will Contest? In order to satisfy a proper will contest, certain criteria must be met. A close
Elizabeth Fernandez
April 19, 2021
Real Estate Law
What Happens if a Foreigner Dies with Real Estate in the U.S. Under Florida Law?
If a foreigner who owns real estate in the United States passes away, and the owned property is subject to
Elizabeth Fernandez
March 9, 2021
Real Estate Law
How can a Remainderman be Removed from Real Estate Title in Florida?
The changing of a remainderman in Florida can be complex and tricky business, however, here are a few tips that
Elizabeth Fernandez
February 8, 2021
Trusts & Estates
Must a Deed be Recorded to be Valid in Florida?
Under Florida law, an unrecorded deed that is notarized and delivered, will be valid as between the parties (the grantor
Elizabeth Fernandez
February 8, 2021
Trusts & Estates
Can I Disclaim My Inheritance to Qualify for Medicaid in Florida?
Florida is home to a growing population of elderly people. With such a growth in this demographic there are bound
Elizabeth Fernandez
January 18, 2021
Business Law
Florida Shareholder Inspection Rights
It is not uncommon for corporate directors to act in their own self-interest or for a corporation to mismanage funds.
Elizabeth Fernandez
January 13, 2021
Estate Planning
What is a Notice of Related Cases in Florida?
A notice of related cases is a form that must be filed by a petitioner along with the initial pleading
Elizabeth Fernandez
January 8, 2021
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