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The Role of a Probate Administrator in Handling Estate Distributions
What is a Probate Administrator? The administrator of an estate is appointed by a court to oversee the estate administration […]
Probate & Estate Litigation
How to Resolve Family Conflicts in Probate Litigation Without Court Battles
What is Probate and Probate Litigation? The Florida Probate Code dictates estate distribution within the state. Probate ensures payment of
Defending Against Allegations of Undue Influence in Probate Litigation
Are You Being Accused? It is a noble pursuit to spend your time caring for someone who may need a
The Impact of Fraud and Forgery Claims in Probate Litigation
Do You Suspect Fraud? When you lose someone you love, the last thing you want to do is wonder if
Understanding the Basics of Florida Will Contests
Introduction to Florida Will Contests Navigating the complexities of Florida probate can be daunting. One area that often causes confusion
What SHOULD You Do When Somebody Dies?
What should you do when somebody dies? Do you know what legal documents should be gathered and whether there is a will or trust?
Will Everyone At Some Point Need a Probate Attorney?
Will everyone at some point need a probate attorney? Yes, and no. The answer varies based on asset ownership, having a will, or a trust.
Has Undue Influence Occurred in Creation of a Will or Trust?
Orlando, Florida attorney L. Reed Bloodworth sees clients who have been stolen from when undue influence occurred during the creation of a will or trust
How Do You File a Claim If You’re a Creditor to a Decedent?
Probate & estate litigation attorney L. Reed Bloodworth explains how to file a claim if you’re a creditor to a Florida decedent
What is a Codicil?
Attorney L. Reed Bloodworth explains that a codicil is a legal document that allows you to make simple changes to your will