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Probate

Considerations on Being a Personal Representative in an Orlando, Florida Probate Estate Administration

When you consider becoming a personal representative in a probate state administration, you should first meet with an attorney about representing you and filing the Probate Administration paperwork. At the initial consultation, the attorney will expl...

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Elder Law

Stealing from Grandma in the Orlando, Florida Area

There was a very interesting article in AARP MAGAZINE by Doug Shadel titled “Stealing from Grandma.” Shadel states that he usually warns seniors about professional scammers. However, in this article, he talks about family or friends steal...

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Divorce

What is a Parenting Plan in an Orlando, Florida Area Divorce or Custody Case?

A parenting plan in an Orlando, Florida area divorce or custody case is statutorily defined as a document created to govern the relationship between the parents relating to decisions that must be made regarding the minor child. In creating a parentin...

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DivorceFamily Law

Breaking News from Supreme Court of Florida Regarding Parenting Plan-Modification Time-Sharing

The Florida Supreme Court ruled in CN, Petitioner v IGC, Respondent, 46 Fla. Law Weekly Supreme Court of Florida Case No. SC20-505, April 29, 2021, that a final judgment that modifies a pre-existing parenting plan is not required to give parents conc...

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PaternityProbate

Can an Illegitimate Child or Child Born Out of Wedlock Inherit from Their Biological Father in the Orlando, Florida Area?

Whether an Illegitimate Child or Child Born Out of Wedlock can inherit from their Biological Father depends on many factors. The first question to ask is whether the Biological Father died Testate or Intestate. Testate means the Biological Fathe...

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Guardianship

What is Required to Subject Someone to a Baker Act in the Orlando, Florida Area?

The Baker Act is covered in Florida Statute 394. Florida Statute 394.463(1) sets forth the bases for subjecting an individual to an involuntary examination under the Baker Act. It states as follows: A person may be taken to a receiving facility for i...

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