What is Duress?
What is duress? Duress is asking or forcing someone to execute, change or create a will or a trust by the threat of physical, mental, or other means of pressure
Florida’s Short Statutes of Limitation on Probates and Trusts
Don’t wait if you’re going to dispute a will or a trust. Florida has tight deadlines from 20, 60, or 90 days.
Ready to Be a Personal Representative?
Florida attorney Reed Bloodworth explains what you’ll be asked to do in the role of a personal representative or a trustee
What is Trust or Probate Litigation?
Trust or probate litigation involves trustees and beneficiaries over a trust, or, beneficiaries or personal representatives over an estate
Should You Sue Family Over a Will or Trust
Orlando attorney Reed Bloodworth discusses an issue commonly seen at Bloodworth Law: should you sue family over a will or trust?
Father With Alzheimer’s Wants to Change His Will
Florida trust litigation attorney Reed Bloodworth discusses what happens when a father with Alzheimer’s wants to change his will
Bloodworth Pursues Lawyer Accused of Theft
Most lawyers are honest and ethical, but there are lawyers who are not. Get references before hiring a lawyer.
Who Can Sue Over a Trust or an Estate
Only a person or persons with an interest in the outcome of the administration of an estate or trust assets may bring a lawsuit to dispute that estate or trust.
Trust & Estate Lawsuit FAQs
A trust is a financial situation created to hold property and assets for another party or parties, beneficiaries, who are the property and asset owners. Whatever you own that holds worth is your estate.
Florida Trust & Estate Litigation Questions
Reed Bloodworth has been a top Trust and Estate Litigation attorney in Florida since 2004 and has extensive experience handling and resolving issues for beneficiaries. Call Reed Bloodworth at 407-777-8541 to begin at least talking about what happened to you. Get on the phone and