Tax, Trusts and Estate Planning Resources
The firm handles a vast array of legal matters in its tax, trusts and estate planning law Practice Group. Below are links to tax, trusts and estate planning law resources and topics.
Some areas of legal matters
in estate probate:
- Contested Wills
- Undue Influence
Claims
- Estate Litigation
- Trust Reformation
- Lack of Mental Capacity
- Probate of Will
- Guardianships
- Last Will Disputes
- Trust Litigation and Contest
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For some better understanding or helpful readings in tax, trusts and estate planning we have collected a few tax, trusts and estate planning pages below.
Read below more on how in Florida
an estate is divided when the deceased's will is in question:
Share of
other heirs
The part
of the intestate estate not passing to the surviving spouse
under s. 732.102, or the entire intestate estate if there
is no surviving spouse, descends as follows:
(1) To the lineal descendants of the decedent.
(2) If there is no lineal descendant, to the decedent's
father and mother equally, or to the survivor of them.
(3) If there is none of the foregoing, to the decedent's
brothers and sisters and the descendants of deceased brothers
and sisters.
(4) If there is none of the foregoing, the estate shall
be divided, one-half of which shall go to the decedent's
paternal, and the other half to the decedent's maternal,
kindred in the following order:
- To the grandfather and grandmother equally, or to the
survivor of them.
- If there is no grandfather or grandmother, to uncles
and aunts and descendants of deceased uncles and aunts
of the decedent.
- If there is either no paternal kindred or no maternal
kindred, the estate shall go to the other kindred who survive,
in the order stated above.
(5) If there is no kindred of either part, the whole of
the property shall go to the kindred of the last deceased
spouse of the decedent as if the deceased spouse had survived
the decedent and then died intestate entitled to the estate.
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