Monthly Archives: January 2026
4 Reasons Why Beneficiaries Pursue Legal Action
Those named to receive something under an estate plan are called beneficiaries. When a loved one passes away, their estate plan, including wills, trusts, and other legal documents, is meant to guide how their assets are distributed. While most estate administrations proceed smoothly, there are times when beneficiaries believe something has gone wrong. Whether… Read More »
UTC Based, but Tailored for Florida Families
As a state popular for living, retiring, and passing down wealth, Florida’s trust laws need to be strong. To create consistency and protect individuals who use trusts for estate planning, the state adopted much of the Uniform Trust Code (UTC), a model law used across the country to simplify and standardize trust administration. But… Read More »
What If Someone Dies and You’re Not Sure How to Identify Assets?
Losing a loved one is never easy, and when there is no will in place, the grieving process can become even more stressful. Families often feel overwhelmed trying to figure out what property the deceased owned, how to manage accounts, and what steps to take next. In Florida, when someone passes away without a… Read More »