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Monthly Archives: October 2024

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Should You Draft a Will or a Trust?

By Messina Law Group, P.A. |

Wills and trusts are both important aspects of many estate plans. Both of these legal documents allow you to determine how your property will be distributed after your death. There are some differences between wills and trusts, though, which can make it difficult to determine which one is right for you. Below, our Tampa… Read More »

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How to Start Probate in Florida

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In Florida, the probate process can take anywhere from one month to 18 months, depending on the facts of a specific case. There are multiple factors that determine the time frame of probate, including the size of the estate, the nature of the property, if a valid will was in place, and if there… Read More »

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Three Ways to Avoid Probate

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Probate is a court-supervised process that is often necessary when a person passes away. The probate process administers the estate of the deceased, which involves addressing creditor claims, proving the will, taking inventory of the deceased’s estate, and more. Probate can take a long time, and become very expensive. The costs can quickly use… Read More »

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Different Types of Trusts in Florida

By Messina Law Group, P.A. |

Trusts are an important part of many estate plans and they can ensure you can manage your property, both during your lifetime and after you pass away. Trusts are legal entities that are created to hold property for the benefit of certain individuals and entities. When you create a trust, you are known as… Read More »

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What are Grounds for Eviction in Florida?

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Owning rental property can be a very lucrative opportunity. Unfortunately, there are times when tenants become a problem and landlords want to evict them. Landlords, though, cannot evict a tenant simply because they are a nuisance or because the landlord has a personal issue with the renter. In Florida, there are very specific grounds… Read More »

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