Florida homestead protection

Why Directing the Sale of Your Homestead in a Will Could Strip Its Protection: Insights from Knadle v. Estate of Knadle

Florida’s homestead protections are some of the strongest in the nation. They shield a person’s primary residence from creditors and provide special benefits for heirs. But what happens if your will directs the sale of that homestead? As the case of Knadle v. Estate of Knadle, 686 So. 2d 631 (Fla. 1st DCA 1997), shows, […]

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Understanding the Doctrine of Necessaries in Florida and New York

Understanding the Doctrine of Necessaries in Florida and New York

The Doctrine of Necessaries is a key legal principle that affects how spouses are responsible for each other’s essential needs, such as medical bills and housing. This doctrine varies significantly between Florida and New York, making it crucial for residents in these states to understand their rights and obligations. Florida’s Doctrine of Necessaries In Florida,

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