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Not just anyone can challenge a will. A person must have proper legal standing to do so. Will contests and estate disputes generally come from a small group of interested parties who have the legal authority to take that step. This often starts with family members or...
A revocable trust allows you to change its terms during your lifetime. That flexibility, however, has limits and certain events can permanently remove your ability to make adjustments. Identifying the triggers that make a trust irrevocable A trust becomes irrevocable...
Imagine standing in front of the cashier at the supermarket and your debit card is declined. Confused, you step outside to call your bank. A representative explains that there is a court ordered freeze on the account. You return home, upset and wondering how you will...
Trusts: TBE or not TBE Florida favors married couples holding their property as tenants by the entireties (TBE). Probate is avoided as the property passes to the surviving spouse by operation of law. Further, the tenancy provides creditor protection. In essence,...
According to the Alzheimer’s Association, there are approximately five (5) million Americans who have some type of dementia. Close to 50% of all people over the age of 85 have Alzheimer’s disease or another kind of dementia. Diminished capacity is more prevalent as...