Previously, this blog discussed preneed guardianship designations, the statutory requirements for them and a Florida 1st District Court of Appeals or DCA case that helped define the standard to determine the competency of the person making the designation. At that...
Month: August 2015
What happens in Florida if an heir can’t be located?
We have discussed previously in this space what the basic rights and responsibilities of a personal representative are during the administration of an estate. We have also touched on the basics of various methods of probate. Normally, the personal representative is...
Can a Florida Probate Court divide up out-of-state property?
In Florida finding a person born in the state can seem to be harder than finding a non-native. Further, Florida is a popular destination for people sometimes called 'snowbirds,' who are usually retired and live part of the year here and the rest of it elsewhere. As a...
