Estate Litigation Archives | Page 2 of 6

What is a Personal Representative of an Estate

Written by Thomas Upchurch | March 03, 2022

In Florida, every probate estate must have a representative. A legal personal representative is obligated to administer the estate pursuant to the laws

Probate Litigation | Are Affidavits Sufficient to Allow Admittance of a Lost Will?

Written by Thomas Upchurch | January 27, 2022

A last will and testament is created to ensure that a person’s final wishes are carried out after he or she passes away.

Can a Personal Representative Be Removed

Written by Thomas Upchurch | December 30, 2021

Formal probate administration in Florida requires the appointment of a personal representative. An estate’s representative is the party appointed by the probate judge

Florida Estate Litigation Guide

Written by Thomas Upchurch | June 01, 2021

When disputes about estates, wills, and trusts arise after the death of a loved one, having an experienced and determined estate litigation attorney

Trust Litigation | Choose Your Battles Wisely

Written by Thomas Upchurch | December 07, 2020

Are you thinking of litigating your family trust over venue or based upon who was selected as trustee(s)? Before you jump into litigation,

Probate Litigation | Personal Representative Liability

Written by Thomas Upchurch | August 19, 2020

Serving as personal representative for a Florida estate is a big responsibility. Those who have been appointed personal representative are often concerned about

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