Our law practice was relocated from New York to Florida in 1992. We operate a general civil practice with our areas of concentration in Real Estate, Estate & Trust Administration and Estate Planning. We are available to represent clients in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties, and throughout the state of Florida. Although we are admitted to practice in New York and Florida, we now focus our estate law practice most exclusively in Florida.
Edward S. Robbins is admitted to practice in New York and Florida, he now focuses estate law practice exclusively in Florida. Mr. Robbins continues to enjoy working with clients, attorneys and other professionals in New York, New Jersey, and from around the United States. Please feel free to contact our law firm if we can be of assistance concerning legal matters which may require attention in Florida.
Edward S. Robbins, P.A., concentrates its practice in the Real Estate, Estate Planning and Probate & Trust Administration. Our experience of more than 30 years in this field gives us a keen incite into the legal issues facing our clients.
Edward S. Robbins is admitted to practice in New York and Florida, he now focuses estate law practice exclusively in Florida. Mr. Robbins continues to enjoy working with clients, attorneys and other professionals in New York, New Jersey, and from around the United States. Please feel free to contact our law firm if we can be of assistance concerning legal matters which may require attention in Florida.
Edward S. Robbins, P.A., concentrates its practice in the Real Estate, Estate Planning and Probate & Trust Administration. Our experience of more than 30 years in this field gives us a keen incite into the legal issues facing our clients.
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Probate The term "estate" is generally used in connection with probate administration, to refer to the administration of property owned in the decedents own name at the time of his death.
By contrast, property owned by the decedent as joint tenants with rights of survivorship, or bank accounts or insurance policies which name beneficiaries (other than the decedent's estate) are generally not probate assets.
The Florida Probate Code requires full disclosure and notice to interested parties (including the decedent's creditors) with court supervision.
By contrast, property owned by the decedent as joint tenants with rights of survivorship, or bank accounts or insurance policies which name beneficiaries (other than the decedent's estate) are generally not probate assets.
The Florida Probate Code requires full disclosure and notice to interested parties (including the decedent's creditors) with court supervision.
All estate planning tools have considerations (pros and cons).
What is most important is that each individual consult with their estate planning attorney to design a plan that is appropriate for them.
A client needs an estate plan tailored to their family situation, considering their respective assets, liabilities and tax situation.
We have seen too many instances where a client relied on bad advice, half truths or the advice of someone who was simply trying to sell them something.
Estate plans are as unique as the circumstances of the individual clients.
What is most important is that each individual consult with their estate planning attorney to design a plan that is appropriate for them.
A client needs an estate plan tailored to their family situation, considering their respective assets, liabilities and tax situation.
We have seen too many instances where a client relied on bad advice, half truths or the advice of someone who was simply trying to sell them something.
Estate plans are as unique as the circumstances of the individual clients.
We are often asked why use an attorney for your real estate transaction.
Although there is some overlap between the title agent /title company and real estate attorney services, there are also distinct differences.
Your attorney is your advocate.
They can provide legal advice, review, negotiate and/or draft legal documents on your behalf.
A real estate attorney can help you evaluate the advisability of a real estate transaction.
In addition, an attorney who is a licensed title agent can assist you in obtaining or discovering marketable title without any unacceptable or undisclosed exceptions, liens, open/expired permits or violations.
Although there is some overlap between the title agent /title company and real estate attorney services, there are also distinct differences.
Your attorney is your advocate.
They can provide legal advice, review, negotiate and/or draft legal documents on your behalf.
A real estate attorney can help you evaluate the advisability of a real estate transaction.
In addition, an attorney who is a licensed title agent can assist you in obtaining or discovering marketable title without any unacceptable or undisclosed exceptions, liens, open/expired permits or violations.
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