At the Law Offices of Frye & Vazquez, PL, in Florida, we know how hard you work throughout your life to accumulate wealth. We also know how hard you work to protect this family wealth so that you can pass it on to your heirs. The last thing you want is for your...
Estate Administration & Probate
Do my debts go to my children after I die?
Like many Florida residents, you have done your estate planning carefully, so your loved ones will have an inheritance to enjoy after you are gone. Also like many others, you may have a moderate to significant amount of debt. Naturally, you would not want your...
Remarriages and asset protections
Whether you have been divorced or widowed, if you now find yourself happily connected with a new partner, you may well be considering getting remarried. While certainly remarriages are no longer uncommon in Florida and they can definitely be extremely happy and...
What challenges do my parents face as they age?
When you are coming to terms with your parents' mortality, getting their estate affairs in order and protecting them from financial abuse are priorities. However, you and other Florida residents with aging parents may also be concerned about their emotional and...
Musician at odds with former bandmate’s estate
One of the main responsibilities that comes with administering an estate in Miami is answering any claims made against it. This can include action taken by creditors to try and collect debts, or it may be legal action initiated by a decedent's former associates. Upon...
What happens if you die without a will?
If you are a Florida resident who has not yet made a will, you probably will be shocked to discover that the state of Florida has made one for you – sort of. The Florida Bar explains that if you die without having made a will, you are considered to have...
How can I keep my loved ones from fighting over my estate?
Like other Miami residents, you only want the best for your loved ones. This includes preserving family harmony after you have passed on. It is only natural to hope the future generations of your family will get along and be close long after you are gone.Sadly, many...
What is a probate curator?
As the probate process begins for the estate of your loved one in Miami, you will likely immediately learn of the importance of a personal representative. A personal representative is the one appointed (either by your loved one in his or her will, the court, or your...
Daughter and father’s girlfriend at odds over his will
It is likely well known among most in Miami that the effects of advancing age can often leave people with a diminished mental capacity. It is at this time that they rely heavily in others (such as spouses, family members or caretakers) for their daily needs. While...
Grieving mother left to deal with complex affairs of son’s estate
In a perfect world, Miami residents would see to their estate planning early on in life so that their family members and friends are not left scrambling to handle their affairs once they are gone. However, oftentimes people (especially younger adults) do not have the...
