We are sometimes asked about whether Florida probate is required to access the contents of a safety deposit box in Florida. If there are no known probate assets, knowing what’s in the safety deposit box can often determine whether Florida probate is required. And if the Last Will and Testament could be in the safety [...]
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New Rules Can Save Money on Alabama Probate Expenses
The Alabama Supreme Court recently approved a set of rules to facilitate “limited scope” representation. Limited scope representation allows lawyers to assist clients with a specific part of a legal matter even if the client does not need (or cannot afford) representation in the rest of the matter. For example, an attorney could provide limited [...]
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Changing a Florida Last Will and Testament in Probate Court
Wills are sometimes unclear. Whether due to sloppy work by an attorney or a do-it-yourself approach, there is sometimes a need for a court to step in to help clarify what a Florida Last Will and Testament actually means. But what if there is no ambiguity to the will? Can the court still step in [...]
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How Much Does Florida Probate Cost?
Our most common questions from prospective clients have to do with the cost of Florida probate. Most people understandably want to know how much probate will cost before they start the process. And if the estate is relatively small, knowing the cost of probate can help you decide whether it is worthwhile. The biggest cost [...]
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