What Happens In a Florida Probate When the Original Will Cannot Be Located
Consider this scenario, your Father died, and you cannot locate the original of his Last Will and Testament. You think that the original has been lost or misplaced. You Father never expressed to you or anyone else any intention to revoke or change hi...
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What are some of the Expenses of Opening and Maintaining an Adult Guardianship in Florida?
Petitioning a Court to become the guardian of an adult can sometimes be a costly process. Many clients are surprised when they find out just how expensive becoming the guardian of a loved one can be. Not only are there Court costs that must be paid, ...
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Can A Florida Guardianship be Terminated?
A Florida Guardianship can be terminated under the provisions set forth in Florida Statute 744.521 and Florida Statute 744.524. Ward has become sui juris or has been completely restored to capacity Ward has had all rights fully restored Ward has died...
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Thankful That I am a Central Florida Probate Administration and Guardianship Attorney
There are many things that I am thankful for: My family, My faith, My country, My friends, Good health, and A profession that enables me the opportunity to help others when they are in difficult situations. Being a Probated Administration and Guardia...
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Mental Incapacity, Guardianship, and Divorce in Florida
A party may seek a divorce on the grounds that his or her spouse is mentally incapacitated pursuant to Florida Statute 61.052(1)(b). However, the party alleged to be mentally incapacitated, must have been adjudicated by a judge to be incapacitated pu...
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How Do I Plan To Obtain A Successor Guardian, When I No Longer Can Act As Guardian?
You have been the Court Appointed Guardian for your spouse, or other family member, for many years. However, you are getting older and have your own challenges to deal with that are making it very difficult for you to continue your obligations as Gua...
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