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New Probate & Trust Cases
3d DCA: Can a trustee be personally liable for an opposing party’s legal fees in a breach of trust lawsuit?
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Jacobson v. Sklaire, — So.3d —-, 2012 WL 1414447 (Fla. 3d…
Does a trustee’s breach of fiduciary duty = “fraud” for equitable lien on homestead purposes?
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Tax Court: Is a beneficiary’s claim to a distributive share of the estate tax deductible?
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While we know what the federal estate tax rules are until the…
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4th DCA: Miami Care Foundation vs. Miami Children’s Hospital Foundation: drafting error or ambiguity?
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2d DCA: If I withdraw funds from a joint checking account to buy myself a $58K Rolex and $19K diamond ring, who owns this stuff when I die?
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Reliable, user-friendly homestead charts for the busy practitioner
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There’s a good reason why homestead litigation is a recurring theme for…
Continue Reading Reliable, user-friendly homestead charts for the busy practitioner4th DCA: If you want to get your hands on trust property, file a complaint and follow the Rules of Civil Procedure
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Beekhuis v. Morris, — So.3d —-, 2012 WL 2121258 (Fla. 4th…
Estate planners beware: to err is human, but the cover up can land you in jail
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The competitive pressures and technical complexities of a sophisticated estate planning practice…
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Dramatically different evidentiary rules apply to “tenancy by the entireties” (TBE) cases involving personal property vs. real estate
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There’s trouble brewing over a bank account and vacant lot “Widow” claims…
Continue Reading Dramatically different evidentiary rules apply to “tenancy by the entireties” (TBE) cases involving personal property vs. real estate