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Grounds for Contesting a Will in Florida
Mon Jan 21, 2019
Disposing of one’s money, property, and other assets after one’s death is not a task to be taken lightly. As such, the law imposes a strict set of requirements on individuals wishing to execute a will in order to minimize the chances that there will be errors when distributing the […]
Full ReadEverything You Need to Know About Legal Capacity
Mon Jan 7, 2019
If you have ever witnessed a family member or close friend age into advanced years, you may have noticed that, at times, they do not seem as mentally sharp as they once were. Mental decline is an unfortunate, yet natural, part of the aging process, and it presents challenges for […]
Full ReadWhat Kinds of Behaviors Are Considered “Undue Influence”?
Mon Dec 31, 2018
In order for a will to be valid in the state of Florida, it must meet several requirements, including that the testator (the person making the will) has the requisite mental capacity to execute a will. Concerns about the testator’s capacity, such as the testator suffering from dementia or a […]
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