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Continue Reading Can you prosecute an “unjust enrichment” claim in a case involving contested life insurance proceeds?
If you’re a trusts and estates lawyer, a larger and larger share…
Continue Reading Can you prosecute an “unjust enrichment” claim in a case involving contested life insurance proceeds?
In this case a disinherited son contested his father’s estate on the…
Continue Reading What’s it take to collaterally attack a “quickie” Nevada divorce as part of a Florida inheritance dispute?
Our state circuit courts are usually split up into specialty divisions, as…
Continue Reading Is a probate judge’s “jurisdictional” authority limited to only probate-related matters?Peck v. Peck, 133 So.3d 587 (Fla. 2d DCA February 26,…
Continue Reading Does Florida’s Trust Code limit — or expand upon — existing common law when it comes to terminating irrevocable trusts?
The traditional rule is that an action for divorce is purely personal…
Continue Reading If the judge adjudicating your divorce enters final judgment, but retains jurisdiction to decide property issues, does that jurisdictional authority evaporate if one of the parties to the original divorce proceeding dies?
Why any estate planner would in good conscience subject his or her…
Continue Reading Once a probate judge grants a motion to compel arbitration, can that same judge dismiss the claim because one side fails to initiate the arbitration proceeding on a timely basis?
There’s nothing like the threat of a malpractice suit to focus the…
Continue Reading Does a successor PR have standing to sue a prior PR’s attorney for malpractice?
Burial disputes are gut wrenching affairs, and in my opinion (based on…
Continue Reading Are a deceased son’s ashes “property” that’s subject to 50/50 partition between his divorced parents?