On behalf of Ryan M. Mynard, Attorney at Law, P.A. | May 15, 2020 | Probate Litigation
Nothing stirs up old resentments and rivalries among relatives than a significant death in the family. Before some relatives have even had a chance to process the information that their loved one has died, others may use their spare key to let themselves into the...
On behalf of Ryan M. Mynard, Attorney at Law, P.A. | May 5, 2020 | Probate Litigation
For the most part, contested wills arise out of an heir’s (or potential heir’s) sense that a deep injustice has been done. Estate fights commonly break out between siblings who have a longstanding rivalry or stepparents and their deceased’s spouse’s children from a...
On behalf of Ryan M. Mynard, Attorney at Law, P.A. | Apr 1, 2019 | Probate Litigation
While blended families can create a lot of love, they can also create issues when a loved one passes away. Unfortunately, many cases of probate litigation involve tensions and accusations between stepparents and stepchildren after a biological parent passes away. If...
On behalf of Ryan M. Mynard, Attorney at Law, P.A. | Jun 21, 2018 | Probate Litigation
Following the death of a loved one, his or her will may be challenged in court. However, not everyone can challenge this document, which details the deceased person’s expressed wishes. Only interested persons in Florida have the right to challenge wills, and...
