Estate Planning: How Florida Law Differs From Other States
Estate planning laws vary by state and Florida legal experts say that if you relocate, you definitely have to look at the law of the state you are in to see if your Florida will is still valid. At the same time, if moving into Florida from out of state, you need to have your will analyzed under the laws of Florida to make sure that it’s still valid. What’s valid in Florida?
To answer that question, we asked Sarah E. Peart, an attorney from Tampa Florida whose practice focuses mainly in the areas of wills, trusts, estate planning and real estate law. Here’s what she told us:
The general law in Florida is that a will is valid in Florida if it is valid in the state in which it was executed. There are some exceptions, however, so you should always have the will (or other estate planning documents) reviewed. For example, holographic wills are never accepted in Florida. A holographic will is basically a handwritten will. Oral wills are not accepted in Florida either.
Best Naples Golf Courses – Top 5 Golf Courses in Naples, Florida
When it comes to finding the perfect destination for a relaxing vacation for the whole family, Naples has it. With delightful weather year-round, beautiful beaches, and activities for everyone, no wonder why so many Florida visitors make Naples their home base for their ultimate golf getaway.
Naples landscaping provides the perfect environment for unique and challenging golf courses for every golfing level. In fact, Naples has the most golf courses in the United States and some of the best in the world. Including golf courses that host golf tournaments including the PGA (Chubb Classic) and LPGA (CME Group Tour Championship). So without further delay here are some of the best golf courses in Naples! Read more
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