The LA Times recently reported here on the bitter and lengthy on-going
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Divided Families: Civil Disengagement Instead of War
Mediated settlement agreements are the norm in Florida when in comes to
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Florida Moves Towards Adoption of the Uniform Trust Code
If all goes according to plan, Florida will soon be adopting its
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New survey shows seniors and boomers rank money last in estate planning priorities
If much of your practice involves probate litigation, you will inevitably (and
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This I Believe: Always Go to the Funeral
When I first started out as a trusts and estates lawyer one
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Getty Trust Under Investigation
Prof. Beyer’s Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog reported here on what
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Wills, Trusts & Estates Prof Blog Recognizes Florida Probate Litigation Blog
The leading (and I think only) estate planning blog authored by a
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Leading Accounting Website Recognizes the Florida Probate Litigation Blog
In this recent article on the SmartPros Website by Eva Lang,
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Bank Trust Departments under Intense Competitive Pressure
Economic pressures loom large in all civil litigation. Those pressures are both
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