by richard | Dec 21, 2022 | Blog
By Seton T. Hengesbach, Esq. Failure to act quickly can prevent you from challenging a will that was procured by undue influence or is otherwise invalid. In many cases, you only have three months to file a will contest. Florida Statute Section 733.212 provides a time...
by richard | Dec 21, 2022 | Blog
By Coleman P. Hengesbach, Esq. Most real estate brokerages represent their sellers under an Exclusive Right of Sale Listing Agreement. In most of these real estate contracts, it requires the seller to pay a percentage of the total sale proceeds to the real estate...
by richard | Dec 21, 2022 | Blog
By Coleman P. Hengesbach, Esq. If you find yourself in a position where you were cut out of a will or trust, you need to consult with an attorney to evaluate your rights. There is no requirement under Florida law that you need to be represented by an attorney to...
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...
