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Florida Intestate Succession Laws Explained

Intestate succession is the process of distributing property that was not properly devised by a will. Here are the intestate succession laws that apply to Floridians;

Is There a Time Limit to Apply to Probate in New York?

While there’s no official deadline to apply for probate in New York, you should not delay the process.

Brisset: Our Revolutionary Asset Vault, Explained

ClearEstate’s founding CTO on the engineering required to build a tech institution

What's the Difference Between a Traditional and a Military Will in California?

While the purpose of a will remains the same both in a traditional and in a military context, a military will allows for more flexibility and fewer restrictions.

What's the role of my chosen executor in the planning process?

Choosing an estate executor is an integral part of estate planning. Once chosen, your executor should be included in your planning process.

Can there be an objection to the inventory of your loved one's estate?

If you have objections to the way an executor is appraising your loved one’s estate, you have the right to object.

How to Settle an Estate Without a Will in Florida

The lack of a will makes the process of settling an estate much more challenging.

Do I Need an Attorney to Plan My Estate in Florida?

Many people think that they need to hire an attorney to create an estate plan. Here’s why that’s not necessarily the case.