When setting up your affairs for what happens after you die in Florida, one thing you have probably considered is what the fate of your pet will be. You may have even put some specific instructions about the care your pet is to receive in your will. One thing you may...
In Florida, there are a number of different ways you can go about managing your assets such that they will be properly distributed after your death. You can designate beneficiaries in a last will and testament, for one thing, and you can also set up a trust. One type...
When people want to ensure their families will be cared for after their deaths or when they are looking to better manage their properties, many Floridians consider establishing trusts. Essentially, this estate planning tool allows people to transfer ownership of...
Although the probate process has a lengthy, costly reputation, Florida offers residents a streamlined form of probate called summary administration. This may be the best option when an estate has few creditors and/or the estate assets are creditor-exempt. Whether you...
