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What happens if pass away and you have no Will or Trust set up for your estate plan, simply put the State decides for you.

Motions to Contempt Vs Motions to Enforce: Distinctions During Divorce In the ideal world, every divorce would be streamlined and amicable — and the aftermath would

Ancillary Probate No two probate situations look exactly alike. To that end, the process of administering an estate can prove dramatically different even when, at

Your Clear Intentions are Conveyed Through a Valid Will With a properly created Will, you are able to protect your loved ones and your assets

Discovery During Divorce: How it Works and What to Expect  Courtroom drama gets all the attention, but the most frustrating and confusing aspects of divorce

Summary Administration for Probate in Florida. There is no such thing as a truly simple approach to probate. This process is always rife with complications,

When a couple divorces, one of the significant issues they have to figure out is how to handle timesharing. There are two types of timesharing:

In the aftermath of a Florida divorce, one of the former spouses may require financial support. In this situation, the higher-earning spouse may be required

Revocable living trusts are common estate planning tools. When drafted correctly, funded, and updated throughout your life as your circumstances, goals, and wishes change, living