Grisolia v. Pfeffer, — So.3d —-, 2011 WL 5864806 (Fla. 3d
Continue Reading If a foreign national doesn’t qualify for the homestead tax exemption, is he also automatically disqualified from claiming homestead creditor protection?
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Continue Reading 5th DCA: Can a decedent release a debt owed to him through a debt forgiveness clause in his will if his estate is insolvent?
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Continue Reading Does a beneficiary’s “exclusive dominion and control” over his trust = no creditor protection?
Kentucky and Florida estate planning lawyer/blogger C. Carter Ruml recently wrote an interesting…
Continue Reading Creditor Protection Denied for Florida Debtor’s Inherited IRA
The linked-to opinion is yet another example of yet another plaintiffs lawyer…
Continue Reading Another personal injury lawyer forfeits trial court win by blowing probate creditor deadline
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Continue Reading UK insurance giant Lloyd’s of London stymied by strategic use of Florida’s 2-year non-claim statute
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Continue Reading Trap for the Unwary: Florida’s ultra-short limitations periods for probate creditor claims