The process of challenging a loved one’s Will in Florida probate can be lengthy, complicated, and emotionally draining. That’s why, before you start the paperwork, you should sit down with an experienced Florida probate attorney and ask, “Do I…
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Everyone can benefit from having an initial consultation with an estate planning lawyer. But to make the most of that meeting, you need to be an active participant. Here are questions you can ask that will guide you through learning about the benefit…
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Many people put off estate planning because they believe they don’t own enough to make it worthwhile, or assume they will get around to it eventually. The reality is that you never know when you will need to use your estate plan. Understanding what…
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As you consider your options in creating an estate plan, you may find some terms confusing, or possibly too similar to tell apart. But understanding the differences between a revocable vs irrevocable trust can make a significant difference in your ow…
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When a loved one has died, it may not be the easiest time for you to receive a notice from the Florida probate court. You and your family may still be grieving, or struggling to adjust to life without a provider or companion. However, it is important…
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Not every estate plan needs a special needs trust within it. But if your loved one depends on money from the government for their care and support, special needs trusts may be essential to protecting them after you are gone. What is a Special Needs T…
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When you and your loved ones are waiting for an executor to finish the Florida probate process, it can feel like the executor is standing between you and your inherited assets. But sometimes it isn’t just court delays causing problems. Unfortunatel…
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A power of attorney designation can give an agent great power over the assets and financial affairs of the person who creates it. Sometimes, that power can be abused. Understanding the limits of this estate planning form can help you recognize, prove…
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When trustees, professional representatives, and others hired to serve you or your family members’ estate fail to uphold their obligations, it could send you back to court. Understanding when a breach of fiduciary duty has happened can help you dec…
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Selecting a personal representative is one of the first steps in creating an estate plan. It is important to choose the right person to work with the Florida probate court, administer your estate and get your assets to your beneficiaries. Here are so…
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McCabe is a knowledgeable and compassionate estate planning and probate attorney with a special understanding of the financial and tax side of your final affairs. With an advanced degree (L.L.M.) in taxation, and deep connections to Florida, McCabe balances love and logic in helping his clients create and execute their estate plans.
Casey is a sympathetic and savvy probate attorney with nearly a decade of experience first working within, and later arguing in front of, Florida’s circuit and appellate courts. He applies this versatile background with attentiveness and an even-keeled approach to address your most complicated probate matters from an all-around perspective.
Attorney Julie Marble is our newest attorney and brings with her a wealth of knowledge from her background in business, finance, and education. Her prior experience provides an additional layer of understanding to complex estates and planning for the future and security of loved ones. With a passion for helping others and for the dynamics of the co…
Attorney J. Pierce Senkarik is a seasoned lawyer who is confident and comfortable in the courtroom with years of litigation experience. Having served his country in the United States Army, then served his community as a Prosecutor and Senior Trial Lawyer for the State of Florida, Pierce Senkarik is prepared to serve our clients and handle even the…