Depending on the situation, there are steps that you can take to mitigate and even avoid the stresses of probate litigation. In probate cases, advance communication can make the process of [...]
The costs of nursing home care vary wildly from state to state, and often within the same state. According to www.payingforseniorcare.com, nursing home care in Florida ranges from $181.00 per day [...]
Attorney Sean Byrne has completed his term serving as chair of the Estate Planning and Probate Section of the Sarasota County Bar. The Sarasota County Bar is divided into 11 sections based on [...]
In Latin, “per stirpes” means “by class/stock,” and “per capita” means “by head.” In the process of estate planning and the administration of a will, these terms play a key role. The best way to [...]
According to the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the list of qualified non-citizens is as follows: -Lawful permanent residents/ green card holders -Individuals granted asylum/ [...]
We turn to Florida Statute §709.2111 to answer this question. Sub-section 1 states, “A principal may designate two or more persons to act as co-agents. Unless the power of attorney otherwise [...]
“TBE” stands for “Tenancy by Entirety,” which is a special form of joint ownership between spouses wherein property is not held individually, but collectively by the married couple. Thus, [...]
Yes. Florida’s Probate Code establishes the exact order of priority when it comes to repaying claims against the estate. Costs of administration (i.e. expenses incurred in the process of [...]