Trust disputes in Florida can arise from various issues, such as disagreements over the management of trust assets, conflicts between beneficiaries, or allegations of improper conduct by a trustee. These disputes often involve complex legal matters that can strain family relationships and delay the distribution of assets. Although Florida law provides specific guidelines for trust…
Trust litigation and lawsuits are legal disputes that arise out of the creation, administration, and termination of trusts. Trusts are legal arrangements where one party, known as the trustee, holds and manages property or assets for the benefit of another party, known as the beneficiary. While trusts are designed to avoid the complexities and costs…
In Florida, the legal concept of incapacity refers to a state where an adult is deemed unable to effectively make decisions regarding their personal and financial affairs due to mental or physical limitations. The determination of incapacity is a judicial process, initiated when a concerned party – such as a family member, a professional guardian,…
Well-designed estate plans designate rights and responsibilities of trustees and beneficiaries. However, disagreements regarding the execution of the trust document may require legal advice. If you are a trustee or a beneficiary and experiencing difficulties with any part of settling an estate, contact an experienced estate litigation attorney immediately. Your attorney may offer assistance before…
Florida’s Homestead Laws offer substantial protection to residents. The Florida Homestead Exemption provides creditor protection, tax benefits, and transfer restrictions. The Homestead Exemption only applies to ONE, primary residence. You may have other homes: however, only one may be used under the Homestead Exemption. The Constitutional Homestead Exemption is different from the homestead tax exemption….