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By Bach, Jacobs & Byrne, P.A.
In Estate Planning, Tax Law
Posted July 19, 2019

How can I minimize estate taxes?

Florida does not collect state estate and inheritance taxes, but there are federal estate taxes to which one might be subject. In 2018, the federal estate tax exemption is $11.2 million per [...]

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By Bach, Jacobs & Byrne, P.A.
In Elder Law, Estate Planning, Probate
Posted July 1, 2019

Does Florida honor foreign Wills?

Yes, but with conditions. The Florida Probate Code states: “Any Will, other than a holographic or nuncupative Will, executed by a nonresident of Florida, either before or after this law takes [...]

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By Bach, Jacobs & Byrne, P.A.
In Elder Law, Estate Planning, Probate
Posted April 4, 2019

If I move to another state, do I need to create new estate documents?

While it may not always be necessary to create entirely new estate documents when moving between states, it is always a good idea to review your estate documents with an attorney of the state in [...]

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By Bach, Jacobs & Byrne, P.A.
In Estate Planning, Probate
Posted November 29, 2018

What is an “in terrorem” clause in a Will or Trust?

Literally meaning “in fear”, an “in terrorem” clause acts as a sort of threat: if anyone challenges the legality of the Will or of any part of the Will, he/she will be disinherited. Though there [...]

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By Bach, Jacobs & Byrne, P.A.
In Estate Planning, Probate
Posted November 15, 2018

My Will was drawn up in another state. Is it still valid in Florida?

If your Will was valid in the state where it was written, it should be valid in Florida, with some exceptions. However, property laws do vary from state to state. For instance, one significant [...]

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