There are a wide variety of legal options and potential pitfalls when it comes to probate and trust administration. The experienced lawyers at DeLoach, Hofstra & Cavonis, P.A. have been offering guidance and preparing plans for individuals and families so they can protect their assets and leave a lasting legacy. Here, we address many common questions families ask, drawing on our combined 60 years of probate and trust service to Floridians.
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What happens when a beneficiary dies during probate?
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What if my loved one’s will included a testamentary trust?
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I received a notice of probate. Does that mean I'm getting an inheritance?
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Do bank accounts go through probate in Florida?
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How much is an executor (personal representative) paid in Florida?
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Do I have to pay my loved one's debts in a specific order?
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How much will it cost to hire a Florida probate attorney?
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Could my loved one's estate go through simplified probate?
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How Is the Probate Estate Closed?
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What Will I Need to Start the Probate Process?
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How Do I Find The Right Probate Attorney?
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What Makes an Asset Go Through Probate Upon Death?