Florida probate law is changing in a way that may help many families avoid a longer and more expensive formal probate administration. CS/HB 1337, now Chapter 2026-57, was approved by the Governor and takes effect July 1, 2026. The law updates several parts of...
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18 with Autism: How do I protect my adult child with special needs?
If your child has autism, you’ve probably become an expert at wading through doctors’ offices, therapy groups, and IEP meetings. Most schools have a system to transition your special needs child to a job or new school. But there is a gap! The UCF Center for Autism and...
How Can I Determine Property Ownership in a Florida Estate Matter?
In Florida, you can write a last will and testament (simply referred to a “will”) to leave your assets behind to your loved ones, including your spouse, children, friends, family, and even charitable organizations. There are generally no limitations. When a will isn’t...
Foreclosures and Partition Actions on Inherited Property in Florida
When a homeowner dies while a foreclosure is still pending on their property, Florida law requires the foreclosure to resolve before moving forward with any probate or estate matters. Even after a foreclosure has been resolved, co-owners of a property may disagree on...
How to Sell a House with Multiple Owners: Dividing Property Through Partition Actions in Florida
When someone owns a piece of property or real estate with another person, there is the potential for disagreements. Multiple co-owners can mean multiple opinions about what to do with the piece of property. One co-owner may want to sell, while another wants to...
What Are the Different Roles of a Trustee and an Executor?
When evaluating your estate planning options, determining who will supervise your assets is a crucial step. Whether you are setting up a trust or writing a will, it’s important to feel confident that your assets will be...