A defining characteristic of inheritance litigation is that the single most important
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Will there be a rush to electronic wills?
I recently spoke on Florida’s statutory authorization of electronic wills and it
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Is it moral to honor the wishes of the dead, above the living?
If you’re a trusts and estates lawyer, you’re in the business of
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Donate to Mission United to honor our vets this Veterans Day
If you’re a vet, at some time in your life you’ve probably
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Memorial Day in the time of COVID-19
I don’t usually post this sort of thing. But this year
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The Art of Death: Writing the Final Story
As trusts and estates attorneys, we spend our professional lives planning for
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A Challenging Inheritance: The Fate of Mark Twain’s Will
There have been numerous books and essays written about Mark Twain’s
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2016-17 Probate Court Filing Statistics
If you make your living in and around our probate courts you’ll
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Effective Strategies for Cross-Examining an Expert Witness
If you’re litigating an
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2015-16 Probate Court Filing Statistics
If you make your living in and around our probate courts you’ll
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