It is possible to leave assets to people with addictive behaviors. Legal provisions can be made in a will with a trust, or a trust for beneficiaries with addictive issues known as restricted behaviors.
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? Yes, and no. The answer varies based on asset ownership, having a will, or a trust.
Orlando, Florida attorney L. Reed Bloodworth, managing partner of Bloodworth Law, explains what undue influence is and what will happen when undue influence may have occurred during the creation of a will or trust.
Probate & estate litigation attorney and managing partner of Bloodworth Law, L. Reed Bloodworth goes through the process of filing a claim as a creditor to a Florida decedent.
Orlando, Florida attorney L. Reed Bloodworth, managing partner of Bloodworth Law, discusses the legal duties that the personal representative has as well as the services they must provide in a formal administration in probate.
Orlando, Florida probate and estate litigation attorney L. Reed Bloodworth explains the purpose of a formal administration in probate, and the requirements for creating one.
Orlando, Florida probate and estate litigation attorney L. Reed Bloodworth, managing partner of Bloodworth Law, discusses summary administrations and how they’re used in probate.
Managing partner of Bloodworth Law, Orlando, Florida probate and estate litigation attorney L. Reed Bloodworth discusses how to avoid probate.
A trust is a legal creation and an important part of a successful estate plan. Its purpose is to hold assets for beneficiaries. Trusts are traditionally used to minimize estate taxes and avoid probate court, among other benefits as part of a well-crafted estate plan.
