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Annual Survey of Florida Trusts and Estates Law

  1. 2019 . . . The Year in Review
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  3. 2017 . . . The Year in Review
  4. 2016 . . . The Year in Review
  5. 2015 . . . The Year in Review
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  11. 2009 . . . The Year in Review
  12. 2008 . . . The Year in Review
  13. 2007 . . . The Year in Review
  14. 2006 . . . The Year in Review
  15. 2005 . . . The Year in Review

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Juan C. Antúnez is a partner with Stokes McMillan Antúnez P.A., a boutique trusts and estates law firm located in Miami, Florida. Trusts and estates litigation, probate administration and estate planning is all he does as a lawyer. Read More...

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Annual Survey of Florida Trusts and Estates Law

This is my running list of significant trust, probate and guardianship related appellate opinions since 2005. If you think I've missed an important appellate decision that deserves wider notice, please let me know. As new appellate decisions are published I'll add them to the list.

    2019 . . . The Year in Review

    2018 . . . The Year in Review

    2017 . . . The Year in Review

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Annual Survey of Florida Mediator Ethics Opinions

This is my running list of mediator ethics opinions published since 2012 by the Florida Supreme Court’s Mediator Ethics Advisory Committee (MEAC). Each MEAC opinion is summarized and hyper-linked to the committee’s original source documentation.

    2017 MEAC Opinions

    2016 MEAC Opinions

    2015 MEAC Opinions

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Recent Updates

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Stokes McMillan Antúnez P.A. is a full service Florida trusts and estates law firm. We offer clients individually tailored estate planning advice that leverages their ability to transfer wealth to future generations while minimizing taxes, risk of loss and family acrimony. We have extensive experience representing individuals, banks and trust companies serving as trustees and personal representatives of Florida trusts and estates. Finally, our collaborative team of litigation, tax, and trusts and estates professionals regularly represents clients in trust and estate matters, both contested and uncontested. We welcome the opportunity to discuss your needs, our qualifications, staffing approaches and fee structures with respect to estate planning, trust and estate administration, and trust and estate litigation.

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