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Continue Reading In case of first impression 2d DCA rejects Uniform Probate Code concept of a “partial objection” to creditor’s claim
Court says YES to widow’s enforcement of decedesed husband’s workers’ comp’ settlement agreement
Under Florida Law Creditors Have a Right to Fully Litigate Their Claims in Independent Actions Against Estates
Knowledge of the Law + Wonderful Oral Advocacy + No Evidence = Getting Reversed on Appeal
Faerber v. D.G., 2006 WL 287322 (Fla. 2d DCA Feb 08,
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Creditor strikes out again: Florida Probate Rules do not provide for “vacatur” of mistaken orders
What is the “Trust Exception” to the statute of limitations applicable to probate creditors’ claims and when does it apply?
Scott v. Reyes, 2005 WL 2172231 (Fla. 2d DCA September 9,
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