Some readers of this Florida legal blog may be familiar with the purpose of a personal will. For those who are not, a will is an estate planning tool that explains what the individual wants done with their property when they die.
The weather isn’t the only thing that’s different when you move to Florida. The laws are different too, including probate and estate planning issues.
Wills are a pillar of the estate planning world, and no estate is complete without one. With that said, wills aren’t immune from a legal challenge. When facing a legal challenge, parts of the will, or even the entire will, could be thrown out.
Whether you are a parent who just had your first child or someone focused on retiring, having an estate plan can be critical. However, too many people put off creating one because they are unsure of how to get started or overwhelmed by the process.