DAVID A. SILVERSTONE

 

FLORIDA PROBATE AND ESTATES LAWYER.

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What happens when a Will is lost or destroyed?

Sometimes when the decedent dies, the original will cannot be found, but only a copy of the will. 

A lost or destroyed will can be challenged as invalid. In Florida there is a legal presumption that the original will was intentionally destroyed by the testator prior to his death, as an act of revocation, if it was last known to be in the testator’s possession. 

However, that presumption can be overcome by proving that it was lost by accident, or that it was in someone else’s possession when it was lost.

What is the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act?

December 18th, 2019|

What is the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act? Originally established in 1968, the UAGA has undergone multiple revisions, more specifically, they were in 2006 and 1987. The law's implementation followed on the heels of a very [...]

Tortious Interference in Florida Probate

December 18th, 2019|

Tortious Interference in Florida Probate Tortious interference with regards to inheritance law is one of the most important classifications to keep in your back pocket when enduring a FL probate case. It occurs if one [...]

Undue Influence and How it Occurs

December 16th, 2019|

Understanding Undue Influence and How it Occurs If there is an existing relationship between two people, and one of them uses that as leverage to influence the other’s decisions, then that is considered undue influence. [...]

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