Assets under Wills: Does a Will Control All of My Property? By: Barry E. Haimo, Esq. November 28, 2021 [VIDEO TRANSCRIPT] BARRY HAIMO: Â In Florida, a will controls all of the property in your name upon your death. This may include real property, personal property,...
Can I Name an Alternate Beneficiary in My Will? By: Barry E. Haimo, Esq. October 4, 2021 [BEGIN TRANSCRIPT] HAIMO: In Florida, you can designate your beneficiaries in your will. You can designate a variety of different beneficiaries and the way which they’re going to...
Can I Use a Copy of a Will? By: Barry E. Haimo, Esq. August 24, 2021 [VIDEO TRANSCRIPT] BARRY HAIMO: Â In probate proceedings, you do in fact need the original will. However, if you have a copy and the original will cannot be found, that can be used under most...
How Long Is a Will Valid? By: Barry E. Haimo, Esq. May 19, 2015 [VIDEO TRANSCRIPT] BARRY HAIMO:  A will is valid indefinitely. It’s important, however, to review it every 3 years or so, as the laws frequently do change. [END TRANSCRIPT] A “valid will” is a will that...
What property does my will control? A “Last Will and Testament” or a “Will” is a legal document that expresses your postmortem wishes. It appoints a personal representative or executor to administer your estate. It designates a guardian...
Who can make a will? A “Last Will and Testament” or a “Will” is a legal document that expresses your postmortem wishes. It appoints a personal representative or executor to administer your estate. It designates a guardian of the person...
