Monthly Archives: July 2026
Subtle Forms of Undue Influence and What Family Members Can Do
Dramatic situations involving threats and yelling may come to mind when people think of someone exerting pressure to change estate documents. While those situations can happen, undue influence is often far more subtle. Family members are sometimes left with concerns after unexpected changes to an estate plan are revealed. Connect with a Palm Harbor… Read More »
DIY Estate Documents and Ambiguous Language
Online templates and downloadable legal forms have made do-it-yourself planning more popular than ever. At first glance, creating your own will or trust may seem simple, affordable, and convenient. But many Florida families discover too late that generic documents can leave behind confusion, legal disputes, and costly mistakes. Estate planning is not just about… Read More »
When Is a Curator Appointed?
Estate administration can involve a variety of legal responsibilities, and sometimes unexpected complications arise during the probate process. One issue families may encounter is the appointment of a curator. While many people are unfamiliar with these professionals, a curator can play an important role in protecting an estate when there is uncertainty about who… Read More »
Why Sibling Rivalry Often Resurfaces During Estate Administration
Unfortunately, grief can bring long-standing family tensions to the surface. For example, sibling disagreements are among the most common causes of estate disputes. Even close brothers and sisters can find themselves at odds during the administration of an estate. While many people assume estate disputes are driven solely by money, the reality is often… Read More »