Eventually, most people find they actually need a Florida Probate Attorney. This video illustrates that search process. Visit WeProbateFlorida.com today for more information.
Profile: Sarah Martello, Tax Attorney
Sarah Martello is a Florida tax attorney practicing here in Gainesville. She focuses on tax planning for individuals, business tax planning, tax controversy (settlements) and estate planning. I have consulted with her on a number of issues and she has my full endorsement for all tax related matters. Check out her website at TaxAttorneyFlorida.com! About Gainesville Business Profiles: Periodically, I …
Summary or Formal Administration in Florida
There’s a new article over on the florida probate site about the differences between summary and formal administration. Clients don’t always have a choice here, but when they do, time and cost savings can be tremendous. Alachua County probate court is no different in this regard. If you can choose sumary administration, it is usually the ideal choice. Click here …
Florida Probate Ebook available for free download!
Our Florida Probate ebook: “Understanding the Florida Probate Process” has been published! Online that is! It’s a free download and you can get it over at our sister site, WeProbateFlorida.com! Enjoy!
VietnamImmigrationLawyer.com – Immigration Attorneys for Vietnamese Nationals
Just a quick announcement. Close friends of mine, Valerie “Thao” Sobotta and Andrew Koo run a great firm based in Atlanta (Sobotta & Associates) and have launched an immigration website for Vietnamese citizens wishing to visit the US (temporarily or permanently). Fiance visas, student visas, business visas and other immigration proceedings are available avenues for the Vietnamese community. Visit the …
Wills don’t avoid probate in Florida!
One more time: Wills DO NOT avoid probate in Florida (nope, not even in Gainesville, Ocala, Newberry or Jonesville!) My practice has become more and more about probate administration and the same question keeps popping up: Does a Will avoid probate in Florida? Rather than hearing a resounding NO, how about this concept: A Last Will and Testament almost …