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Archive: 2019

Establishing Reimbursement for Estate Related Expenses - Case Law Update

Posted November 22, 2019 in Florida Probate Litigation

This blog post briefly addresses the recent Fifth DCA case dealing with the evidence needed to prove entitlement to reimbursement for expenses.

What happens when additional property is discovered after an estate is closed?

Posted September 22, 2019 in Florida Probate Litigation

Florida Probate and Trust Litigation Blog exploring the concept of subsequent administrations and who can file to reopen the estate.

Zack Zuroweste and Darren Stotts Selected to 2019 Florida Super Lawyers Rising Stars List

Posted June 17, 2019 in Darren M. Stotts, Zackary T. ZurowesteFlorida Business Litigation, Florida Probate Litigation

PersanteZuroweste is proud to announce that Zackary Zuroweste and Darren Stotts were recently selected by their peers for inclusion in the 2019 Florida Super Lawyers Rising Stars. Zack was selected in the field of Business Litigation in Tampa and Darren was selected in the field of Estate & Trust Litigation in Tampa.

Florida Probate and Trust Litigation Blog - A Decedent’s Partial Signature Renders Will Invalid - Case Law Update

Posted June 9, 2019 in Florida Probate Litigation, Florida Trust Litigation

This blog post briefly explores the recent caselaw finding that a Decedent's partial signature of his first name only rendered the will invalid as a matter of law for violating the statutory will formalities of Section 732.502.

Florida Electronic Wills - What does Vulnerable Adult Mean?

Posted June 2, 2019 in Florida Probate Litigation, Florida Trust Litigation

We briefly explore the term vulnerable adult and its implications for will and trust contest litigation in Florida.

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