When someone dies and leaves an estate behind, the person responsible for handling the probate process has an important legal role. In Florida, that person is generally called the personal representative, although many people use the word “executor” in everyday conversation. Problems can arise when the personal representative stops communicating with beneficiaries, delays the administration […]
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What is Probate Litigation?
Probate litigation is the legal process used to resolve disputes involving a deceased person’s estate, will, trust, beneficiaries, or the administration and distribution of estate assets. In Florida, probate litigation can involve will contests, trust disputes, beneficiary disputes. And it can also cover challenges involving undue influence or improper execution. Even disagreements concerning a personal […]