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Are Surviving Children Responsible for Deceased Parent’s Debt in Florida?
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Are Surviving Children Responsible for Deceased Parent’s Debt in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours August 31, 2022August 1, 2022

Losing a parent is an emotionally distressing situation. In such cases, the last thing surviving children want is to spend hours dealing with outstanding debts. Are surviving children responsible for a deceased parent’s debt in…

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Do All Wills Have to be Probated in Florida? – Full Guide
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Do All Wills Have to be Probated in Florida? – Full Guide

ByRomy Jurado Hours August 30, 2022August 1, 2022

If an estate is subject to probate in Florida, one of the individuals interested in the estate must file a petition for probate with the appropriate court. During probate, the court will verify whether the…

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What is a Child Entitled to When a Parent Dies Without a Will in Florida?
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What is a Child Entitled to When a Parent Dies Without a Will in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours August 29, 2022July 31, 2022

When a Florida resident dies without a will, that person died “intestate.” If there is no will to outline how the deceased’s estate must be distributed, the state’s intestacy law will dictate the settlement of…

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What Are the Inheritance Laws in Florida? – Full Guide
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What Are the Inheritance Laws in Florida? – Full Guide

ByRomy Jurado Hours August 26, 2022July 29, 2022

Florida is a haven for many out-of-state individuals that want to enjoy warm weather year-round, a pro-business environment, and a favorable tax system. What happens when someone dies in Florida? How can the deceased’s heirs…

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Can You Use a Deceased Person’s Bank Account to Pay for their Funeral in Florida?
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Can You Use a Deceased Person’s Bank Account to Pay for their Funeral in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours August 25, 2022July 29, 2022

When Florida residents die, they often leave outstanding bills associated with funeral and burial expenses. Can the surviving spouse or heirs use the deceased person’s bank account to pay funeral and burial costs? Read on…

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Who is Responsible for a Deceased Person’s Debt in Florida?
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Who is Responsible for a Deceased Person’s Debt in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours August 24, 2022July 29, 2022

Dealing with the passing of a loved one is not an easy situation, especially if you are responsible for administering the deceased’s estate. If a person dies with outstanding debts, the heirs can only receive…

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What Happens if No One Applies for Probate in Florida?
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What Happens if No One Applies for Probate in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours August 23, 2022July 28, 2022

If someone dies with a will in Florida, the person in control of the document must submit it to the appropriate court within ten days of the discovery of the testator’s death. Generally, the will…

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Is a Trust Better than a Will in Florida? – Full Comparison
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Is a Trust Better than a Will in Florida? – Full Comparison

ByRomy Jurado Hours August 22, 2022July 28, 2022

A  well-structured estate plan is crucial to ensure your wishes will be carried out as you want when you are no longer alive. Florida law allows you to convey property upon death in different ways,…

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Who is Best to be an Executor of a Will? – Main Considerations
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Who is Best to be an Executor of a Will? – Main Considerations

ByRomy Jurado Hours August 19, 2022July 28, 2022

Also referred to as “personal representative,” the executor is responsible for administering the estate subject to probate and properly distributing the assets to their rightful heirs. How can you choose the best possible person to…

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How Can Gifts be Used Effectively for Estate Planning in Florida?
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How Can Gifts be Used Effectively for Estate Planning in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours July 21, 2022June 6, 2022

Unfortunately, large transfers of cash or assets may trigger federal gift taxes. Depending on the condition of the person who received the gift, it may affect one’s eligibility for Medicaid benefits. In this article, you…

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Can a Quit Claim Deed be Reversed in Florida?
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Can a Quit Claim Deed be Reversed in Florida?

ByRomy Jurado Hours July 20, 2022June 6, 2022

A quitclaim deed is a legal document used to transfer the title of a property from one person (the grantor) to another (the grantee). If the grantor is the property’s legitimate title holder, the quitclaim…

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Probate Do’s and Don’ts in Florida
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Probate Do’s and Don’ts in Florida

ByRomy Jurado Hours July 19, 2022June 6, 2022

If someone dies owning assets solely in his or her name in Florida, that person’s estate might go through probate. During probate, a Florida court will identify whether the decedent’s will is valid and how…

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