http://statewideprobate.com/ en kmwhite@pensacolalaw.com Copyright 2011 2011-11-29T23:36:01+00:00 http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/theres-always-a-plan-just-not-always-a-good-plan/ http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/theres-always-a-plan-just-not-always-a-good-plan/#When:23:36:01Z Everyone has an estate plan. It’s either one they did themselves, or one done for them by the state. 2011-11-29T23:36:01+00:00 http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/important-change-to-florida-law/ http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/important-change-to-florida-law/#When:15:43:13Z Starting October 1, 2011, step-parents in Florida have even more incentive to have a Last Will. Heirs, Trusts, Wills 2011-09-30T15:43:13+00:00 http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/move-cars-out-of-estate-quickly/ http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/move-cars-out-of-estate-quickly/#When:22:44:37Z 2011-09-12T22:44:37+00:00 http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/who-are-caylees-heirs/ http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/who-are-caylees-heirs/#When:14:13:00Z Heirs 2011-07-19T14:13:00+00:00 http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/Executors-Should-Consider-Stop-Loss-Orders/ http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/Executors-Should-Consider-Stop-Loss-Orders/#When:16:11:21Z Executors handling stocks in estates should consider stop-loss orders. Heirs 2011-07-01T16:11:21+00:00 http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/only-one-father-per-child/ http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/only-one-father-per-child/#When:16:11:04Z When it comes to inheritance, you only have one father or one mother. Heirs 2011-05-27T16:11:04+00:00 http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/debts-also-die/ http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/debts-also-die/#When:21:25:18Z Sometimes the executor of an Estate can ignore an old debt, because the Florida limitations period (usually four or five years, but not always) has expired. But that works both ways- an estate cannot collect on a promissory note made out to the deceased person if too many years have passed. Creditors, Executors, Personal Representative 2011-03-09T21:25:18+00:00 http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/grandchildren-inherit-in-probate-unless-otherwise-stated/ http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/grandchildren-inherit-in-probate-unless-otherwise-stated/#When:16:19:45Z A common myth in Florida: in order to inherit from a parent, a child must survive the parent. In Florida that is not true. Executors, Personal Representative, Wills 2011-02-08T16:19:45+00:00 http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/finally-a-book-to-recommend/ http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/finally-a-book-to-recommend/#When:16:38:49Z People often ask us if we can recommend estate administration or estate planning services, software or books, and we’ve been looking, honestly. Meanwhile, we did find a good book on organizing all the information and records that many modern Americans come to possess. It’s called Get It Together – Organize Your Records So Your Family Won’t Have To, by Nolo Press. Executors, Personal Representative, Property Taxes, Property Value, Real estate, Taxes, Trusts, Wills 2010-12-16T16:38:49+00:00 http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/the-function-of-the-florida-personal-representative-in-florida-wrongful-dea/ http://statewideprobate.com/blog/comments/the-function-of-the-florida-personal-representative-in-florida-wrongful-dea/#When:22:39:40Z Recently, a further complication has arisen in the form of Medicare set asides under federal law, and the obligations the law places on attorneys for both wrongful death claimants and the defendants and their insurers. The law is relatively new and still evolving. Creditors, Executors, Personal Representative, Taxes 2010-11-17T22:39:40+00:00