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Florida’s Avalanche of Probate Cases

April 25, 2016Jeffrey A. Cramer Estate Planning, Newsletter, Probate avoid probate, Estate Planning, Florida probate attorney, Probate, revocable living trust
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The State of Florida recently released its annual statistical report on probate caseloads for the past year. The report goes a long way in explaining just why it's so often a painfully slow process to resolve a probate case.

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Estate Administration: Another Do-It-Yourself Minefield

August 16, 2013Jeffrey A. Cramer Estate Planning, Probate, Trusts, Wills avoid probate, Estate Planning, Estate Planning Attorney, estate planning lawyer, executor, executrix, Florida estate planning, Florida estate planning lawyer, Florida Estate Plannning, Florida probate attorney, Florida trust lawyer, Florida will lawyer, Jacksonville Estate Planning, Jacksonville estate planning attorney, Jacksonville estate planning lawyer, Jacksonville probate attorney, Jacksonville trust, Jacksonville trust lawyer, Jacksonville will, Jacksonville will lawyer, Keywords: estate planning, Keywords: probate, Last Will, living trust, Probate, probate attorney in Jacksonville, probate estate, probate lawyer, probate lawyer in Jacksonville, testate, trustee, Wills

Hopefully our faithful readers all know by now that there are many hazards to do-it-yourself estate plans.  What you may not know is that trying to administer your loved one’s estate without legal help is just as treacherous.  It is a great honor to be named as a loved one’s personal representative (executor) or trustee, but these roles come with great responsibility and many legal duties.

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WHY DO ESTATE PLANNING IN ORDER TO AVOID PROBATE?

December 29, 2010Jeffrey A. Cramer Estate Planning, Probate, Trusts, Uncategorized, Wills avoid probate, death, died, estate, Estate Planning, Last Will, Probate, trust, Trusts, Wills

          As a Jacksonville, Florida Probate Attorney, I understand the probate process and why many people seek to avoid it.  Probate is the legal process used when the court has to get involved to help transfer assets after someone has died.  There are several legal rules and procedures set up to make sure that the transfers are done properly and that the family is aware of what is being done. 

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