In Florida, when a Last Will and Testament is submitted to probate, it must first be found to have been properly executed. For a Will to be properly executed in Florida, it must been signed by the testator/testatrix and two witnesses all in the presence of each other....
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Month: March 2014
What is required to validly execute a Last Will and Testament in Florida?
When a person goes to the trouble of preparing a Will and executing it, it is important that the Will be signed in such a way that it is enforceable. Under applicable law, a Last Will and Testament executed in Florida must be signed with certain formalities. First,...
With Florida homestead property, what happens when a married person dies intestate and has children from a prior marriage?
When a person dies intestate in Florida leaving a spouse and lineal descendants, Florida probate law addresses what happens to homestead property. If a married person dies in Florida owning homestead real estate in their individual name-as opposed to jointly with...
