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Continue Reading What’s the “probate exception” and why should trusts and estates litigators care?If you’re going to sue a decedent’s probate estate, the first question…
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Continue Reading Do the same standards of conduct apply when appointing and removing a personal representative?If you’re a Florida probate attorney, sooner or later you’re going to…
Continue Reading Why isn’t a will that’s valid in Louisiana also valid in Florida?Oral (nuncupative) wills and un-witnessed handwritten (holographic)…
Continue Reading Are handwritten wills valid in Florida?The procedural ground rules governing probate and trust litigation are very different.
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