by richard | Dec 21, 2022 | Blog
By Coleman P. Hengesbach, Esq. Far too often a loved one learns that their mother or close relative cut them out of the will unbeknownst to them. It is only after their loved one’s passing that they begin to unwind the events that lead to their disinheritance. A...
by richard | Dec 21, 2022 | Blog
By Coleman P. Hengesbach, Esq. It has been a few weeks since your father’s passing, or any relative or loved one, and you receive a letter in the mail that includes a document titled, “Waiver of Notice”. Your mind is already clouded with grief due to your father’s...
by richard | Dec 21, 2022 | Blog
By Coleman P. Hengesbach, Esq. In almost all cases involving challenges to a will or trust due to undue influence, the person being taken advantage of is in a weakened state, both mentally and physically. That is because someone in a vulnerable state is easily...
by richard | Dec 21, 2022 | Blog
By Jason Zandecki, Esq. There are several different types of guardianships authorized by Florida Statute. The most common types are described below: A guardianship for adult is necessary when an individual (the “Ward”) becomes incapacitated, and there is no less...
by richard | Dec 21, 2022 | Blog
By Seton T. Hengesbach, Esq When the co-trustees of a trust do not get along or cannot agree on decisions regarding the trust many problems arise. Fortunately, Florida law has a provision that allows a court to remove a trustee when the co-trustees cannot agree or if...
