What criteria should you use to select a West Palm Beach estate planning, probate or real estate attorney to represent the interests of your business or your family? Should you hire a West Palm Beach attorney who makes you feel comfortable or should you sacrifice approachability for experience? In the current legal landscape, long-term partnerships are rare.
Businesses, individuals, and law firms will engage on an issue for a time, and then go their separate ways. There is little in the way of rapport, loyalty, and commitment. At the Law Offices of Larry E. Bray, P.A., we take a different approach to our legal practice. Our West Palm Beach probate & estate planning attorneys are here to provide a lifetime of dedicated legal services to Florida businesses and families.
Whether you require assistance with business litigation, real estate, or estate planning, we are here to help. No matter what stage of life you are in, creating an estate plan can give you peace of mind that your family will be protected should something happen to you and your spouse.
Businesses, individuals, and law firms will engage on an issue for a time, and then go their separate ways. There is little in the way of rapport, loyalty, and commitment. At the Law Offices of Larry E. Bray, P.A., we take a different approach to our legal practice. Our West Palm Beach probate & estate planning attorneys are here to provide a lifetime of dedicated legal services to Florida businesses and families.
Whether you require assistance with business litigation, real estate, or estate planning, we are here to help. No matter what stage of life you are in, creating an estate plan can give you peace of mind that your family will be protected should something happen to you and your spouse.
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Larry E. Bray has been practicing law for more than 30 years.
His areas of practice include Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts and Probate Administration, Foreclosure Defense, Loan Modifications and Shortsales, Residential and Commercial Real Estate, Commercial Transactions, Commercial Litigation, Music and Entertainment (formerly of BMG's major recording label RCA Records, New York).
Mr. Bray also oversees a consumer and commercial collections department in his firm which services major banks, businesses and attorney networks.
His areas of practice include Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts and Probate Administration, Foreclosure Defense, Loan Modifications and Shortsales, Residential and Commercial Real Estate, Commercial Transactions, Commercial Litigation, Music and Entertainment (formerly of BMG's major recording label RCA Records, New York).
Mr. Bray also oversees a consumer and commercial collections department in his firm which services major banks, businesses and attorney networks.
When a loved one passes away, the emotional process of sorting out their estate begins.
Probate administration occurs when someone dies with a will that needs to be submitted to probate court for administration.
This necessary process settles the debts of the estate, inventories and appraises property, and transfers title to the intended beneficiaries.
Contact our West Palm Beach probate attorneys for more information or assistance with a case.
Drafting and signing a will is only the beginning of getting your estate in order.
Probate administration occurs when someone dies with a will that needs to be submitted to probate court for administration.
This necessary process settles the debts of the estate, inventories and appraises property, and transfers title to the intended beneficiaries.
Contact our West Palm Beach probate attorneys for more information or assistance with a case.
Drafting and signing a will is only the beginning of getting your estate in order.
When someone passes away, a Florida probate will likely follow.
Essentially, probate is the court-supervised process of authenticating someone's last will and testament.
Someone who has an interest in a Florida estate can start the probate process by filing the necessary "petition for administration" with the proper court clerk, which would be in the Florida county where the person died or where the assets are located.
Drafting your final will and testament doesn't let you avoid the probate process.
Essentially, probate is the court-supervised process of authenticating someone's last will and testament.
Someone who has an interest in a Florida estate can start the probate process by filing the necessary "petition for administration" with the proper court clerk, which would be in the Florida county where the person died or where the assets are located.
Drafting your final will and testament doesn't let you avoid the probate process.
A Florida power of attorney is a legal document that allows you to delegate authority to someone else.
The person granting the power is the principal and gives someone else the right to act on his or her behalf as an agent.
What you grant attorney for will vary depending on the specific language including in the power of attorney document.
It can be very broad or narrow and limited to only a few acts.
You can tailor the power of attorney to allow the agent to handle a number of legal issues, not just these listed here.
The person granting the power is the principal and gives someone else the right to act on his or her behalf as an agent.
What you grant attorney for will vary depending on the specific language including in the power of attorney document.
It can be very broad or narrow and limited to only a few acts.
You can tailor the power of attorney to allow the agent to handle a number of legal issues, not just these listed here.
If you are looking for guidance on the rules that govern probate cases, Chapter 731 through Chapter 735 of the Florida Statutes are the Florida Probate Code.
The rules that govern probate proceedings in Florida are located in the Florida Probate Rules, Part I and Part II, Rules 5.010 - 5.530.
The Probate Rules are extremely important when it comes to Florida law regarding estates, wills, and even guardianships.
The Rules may seem boring or less relevant, like those explaining how to serve the court-filed documents, but they all have a necessary purpose.
The rules that govern probate proceedings in Florida are located in the Florida Probate Rules, Part I and Part II, Rules 5.010 - 5.530.
The Probate Rules are extremely important when it comes to Florida law regarding estates, wills, and even guardianships.
The Rules may seem boring or less relevant, like those explaining how to serve the court-filed documents, but they all have a necessary purpose.
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