Purchasing real estate in Florida is a significant investment, whether you plan to live in the home, use it as a rental property, or hold it for the long term. For many individuals and families, buying property through a trust is a strategic move that offers more control, flexibility, and protection. However, like any estate […]
Florida’s homestead exemption is a powerful legal protection that affects both your property and your estate plan. While most homeowners understand that it provides a break on property taxes, few realize how it can shape asset distribution and impact the legal responsibilities of surviving family members. At Pyle, Dellinger & Naylor, we help clients across […]
For many Florida families, pets are more than just companions; they are an integral part of the family. Yet few people think about what would happen to their pets if they were no longer around to care for them. Without a clear plan in place, even the most well-loved animals can end up in uncertain […]
Most people associate estate planning with distributing assets after death, but preparing for the possibility of incapacity is just as important. A sudden illness, injury, or cognitive decline can leave someone unable to manage their affairs, which may lead to legal and financial complications for their family. At Pyle, Dellinger & Naylor, we help individuals […]
Wills and trusts both allow you to pass on assets, but they work in different ways and serve various purposes. Understanding how each tool functions can help you decide what works best for your family’s needs. At Pyle, Dellinger & Naylor, we guide individuals and families in Daytona Beach and across Volusia and Flagler counties […]
When someone passes away, the legal process of distributing their assets can feel overwhelming for those left behind. In Florida, these transfers are governed by state laws and often involve the administration of probate or trusts. At Pyle, Dellinger & Naylor, we help families in Daytona Beach and throughout Volusia and Flagler counties understand what […]
A will is an essential part of any estate plan, but it doesn’t cover everything. Many people assume that drafting a will means every asset and decision is accounted for, but certain property types, legal arrangements, and end-of-life wishes fall outside its scope. Understanding these limitations helps Florida families make more complete, informed estate plans […]
When someone dies without a will in Florida, their assets are distributed according to the state’s intestacy laws, not based on the individual’s personal wishes. At Pyle, Dellinger & Naylor, PLLC, we work with individuals and families throughout the state to help them understand what this means for their loved ones. A will is more […]
Reviewing and revising your will after any significant life event or changes in your circumstances is advisable. This could include marriage, divorce, the birth or adoption of a child, or increased assets. Keeping your will current ensures that your wishes are communicated and helps avoid potential confusion or disputes among your heirs. For professional guidance, […]
The straightforward answer is that you hold the authority to update or amend your will. However, it’s essential to understand that certain legal formalities must be followed to ensure these updates are valid and enforceable under Florida law. While a will attorney is typically the best professional to assist you, choosing a reputable firm like […]
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