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Does Probate Look At Bank Accounts in Florida? – Professional Insights
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Does Probate Look At Bank Accounts in Florida? – Professional Insights

ByRomy Jurado Hours October 21, 2022August 12, 2022

Dealing with the death of a loved one is not easy, especially when you are responsible for handling the deceased’s affairs. If someone dies with assets titled solely in his or her name, these assets…

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Is Spouse Responsible for Medical Bills After Death in Florida?
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Is Spouse Responsible for Medical Bills After Death in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours October 20, 2022August 12, 2022

Unfortunately, unexpected events may affect one’s health and result in hefty medical expenses. If a married individual is a victim of an accident or severe illness, a main concern for the surviving spouse is whether…

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Is it Illegal to Withdraw Money from a Deceased Person’s Account in Florida?
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Is it Illegal to Withdraw Money from a Deceased Person’s Account in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours October 19, 2022August 12, 2022

Handling a decedent’s bank account is hard when there are neither joint account holders nor designated beneficiaries. Is it illegal to withdraw money from a deceased person’s account in Florida? Read on to find out.  …

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How to Get Title to a Deceased Vehicle in Florida – Full Guide
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How to Get Title to a Deceased Vehicle in Florida – Full Guide

ByRomy Jurado Hours October 18, 2022August 12, 2022

Transferring the title of a deceased person’s vehicle is one of the basic steps required upon the death of a loved one. Depending on how the property was titled at the time of death and…

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Can You Sell a Deceased Person’s Car Without Probate in Florida?
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Can You Sell a Deceased Person’s Car Without Probate in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours October 17, 2022August 11, 2022

If someone dies owning a car in his or her sole name and without designated beneficiaries, the vehicle will likely go through probate. Depending on the case, probate administration can be a lengthy process.  Is…

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How Do I Take Money Out of a Deceased Bank Account in Florida?
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How Do I Take Money Out of a Deceased Bank Account in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours October 14, 2022August 11, 2022

Most Florida residents have some type of checking or savings account at a bank. What happens if someone dies owning a bank account in Florida and there is no joint owner on the account? Read…

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What Debts Are Forgiven at Death in Florida? – Explanation
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What Debts Are Forgiven at Death in Florida? – Explanation

ByRomy Jurado Hours October 13, 2022August 11, 2022

Determining the outcome of unpaid debt upon death depends on the size of the decedent’s estate, the number of assets subject to probate, and the total amount owed. What debts are forgiven at death in…

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What is the Main Reason for a Probate in Florida? – Main Purpose
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What is the Main Reason for a Probate in Florida? – Main Purpose

ByRomy Jurado Hours October 12, 2022August 11, 2022

Under Florida law, probate is the legal process required when a resident or someone who owned assets within state jurisdiction dies with assets titled solely in his or her name. What is the main reason…

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How Do You Transfer a Deed to a House If the Owner Dies Without a Will in Florida?
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How Do You Transfer a Deed to a House If the Owner Dies Without a Will in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours October 11, 2022August 11, 2022

When a Florida resident dies owning a real estate property in his sole name, the property is generally inherited through the decedent’s will.   What happens if there is no will? Are there alternatives to transferring…

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Does a New Will Cancel an Old Will in Florida? – What You Need to Know
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Does a New Will Cancel an Old Will in Florida? – What You Need to Know

ByRomy Jurado Hours October 10, 2022August 10, 2022

When circumstances change, your estate plan must change as well. Failing to update your estate planning documents may result in unexpected outcomes in the event of death or incapacitation. Does a new will cancel an…

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Do My Stepchildren Automatically Inherit in Florida?
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Do My Stepchildren Automatically Inherit in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours October 7, 2022August 10, 2022

It is not hard to find probate cases involving multiple divorces, children born out of wedlock, and consecutive marriages. How are stepchildren treated by Florida probate law? Are they automatically entitled to inheritance? Read on…

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Is it Possible to Change a Florida Last Will Without the Executor Knowing?
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Is it Possible to Change a Florida Last Will Without the Executor Knowing?

ByRomy Jurado Hours October 6, 2022August 9, 2022

In life, the circumstances always change. Estate planning documents often require modifications and amendments to reflect new decisions. Is it possible to change a Florida last will without the executor knowing? Read on to find…

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