Taking The Stress Out Of Estate Planning And Probate
On Behalf of The Hinson Law Firm, P.A. | Aug 8, 2022 | Estate Litigation
Mental health issues differ from mental competency, which reflects a need for creating a valid will in Florida. As defined by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, issues that may affect an individual’s mental health relate to social and emotional factors....
On Behalf of The Hinson Law Firm, P.A. | Jul 22, 2022 | Estate Planning
Estate planning is important, as it can remove the need to rely on state and federal law (which may be very important for married couples who face uncertainties due to the possibility of the state no longer recognizing their marriages).
On Behalf of The Hinson Law Firm, P.A. | Jul 5, 2022 | Estate Planning
After having children, you may need to revisit your estate plan. Creating a will is essential to ensuring that someone you approve cares for your children if you die. A guardian is a person you give legal purview over your children. Choosing someone to take on this...
On Behalf of The Hinson Law Firm, P.A. | Jun 2, 2022 | Probate
When individuals pass away in Florida, their estates may enter into probate so that the family may settle the deceased final financial affairs. According to the Florida Bar, probate matters may include settling debts and dispersing money and property to beneficiaries...
On Behalf of The Hinson Law Firm, P.A. | May 26, 2022 | Probate
After you die, your estate plan will dictate how to distribute your assets. For this to occur, your estate will go through the probate process. According to the Florida Courts, probate is a process overseen by the court system that involves identifying all of a...
