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Monthly Archives: October 2025

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Does my Joint Bank Account Go Through Florida Probate?

By Suncoast Civil Law |

The easiest way to tell if an asset must go through the Florida probate process after a loved one has passed away is to determine whether the asset was held in your loved one’s name only. Generally, any property that was under the sole ownership of a person who has passed away will have… Read More »

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How Trust Structures Create Probate Conflict: And How to Stop it

By Suncoast Civil Law |

Settling a Florida estate often involves resolving terms of both trusts, as well as the last will and testament. However, not every estate plan is created equal: and not all trusts operate the same way. Trust disputes all too frequently arise in the midst of probate. Disputes, such as whether a trust was revocable… Read More »

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Key Florida Real Estate Laws Every Investor Should Know

By Suncoast Civil Law |

Florida is seen by many as the tropical paradise it can be. It is the vacation destination of dreams for many, and the final destination chosen by many retirees to be their home in their golden years. The desire to “be” in Florida means that real property in Florida can offer a real value… Read More »

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Types of Contract Breach 101

By Suncoast Civil Law |

Every small business understands the importance of each of their contracts, even more so than large corporations. A business’s lifeblood is the contracts they fill – a contract being a valid, legal and binding promise struck between two or more parties to give/receive services in exchange for something of value, some “consideration”. The failure… Read More »

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Smart Gifting in Estate Planning

By Suncoast Civil Law |

Smart gifting in estate planning isn’t just about generosity, it is one of the most overlooked strategies that can benefit your estate plan. If done properly, utilizing gifting in your estate plan can reduce your estate’s tax exposure, protect your assets, and allow you to provide support and security to your family. However, it… Read More »