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What is a residuary clause in a will?

Even with a carefully written will, it is almost impossible to account for everything you own – especially since you will continue to acquire more assets over time. This is when a residuary clause comes in handy. Essentially, a residuary clause in a will accounts for...

How can property owners settle boundary disputes?

For many people, real property holdings are their most valuable assets. The value of a home or investment property could be worth several years of their salary, and they may invest a good portion of their income every month toward the mortgage. The financial value...

Latent vs. patent construction defect claims

As a contractor or owner of a construction company in Florida, you are likely aware of the risks of facing construction defect claims. Not all defects are the same and it is critical to understand the different kinds of defects in order to better understand what you...

Does your bank account go through probate?

Probate is the process of distributing someone’s assets after they pass away. The probate court will verify the will of the deceased individual, before overseeing the distribution of their assets. These assets can include a number of items, including bank accounts....

Why probate bonds are often necessary

While being named the personal representative of someone’s estate in Florida is an honor, it comes with a lot of responsibilities. Something many do not know until assuming the role of personal representative is the need to purchase a probate bond, as well as what...