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At Irama Valdes, P.A. we practice with efficiency and expediency to get you the results you deserve. Estate Planning, Administration of Probate and Guardianship cases, and related litigation require a keen eye for detail and a compassionate firm that cares about their clients. When you hire us, you become part of our family, and we do everything we can to take care of our own.
March 2020How are you guys doing out there? Welcome to our Week 3 of Quarantine. I’ve finally gotten David on a schedule and have mastered some of our newest technological acquisitions that are helping us stay on task and mastering remote communication. There were some adjustment-pains but nothing our amazing staff couldn’t handle! 💪🏼 READ MORE >
March 2020As the impact of COVID-19 continues to evolve and develop, our community’s health, well-being, and security remain our highest priorities. Dealing with a death, caring for an incapacitated individual, or being worried about you and your family not having the right estate planning documents in place is a triple whammy. We will continue to support you and make sure you are prepared for any situation. READ MORE >
February 2020I am so excited to announce that Irama Valdes, P.A. will be sponsoring BNI’s First International Women’s Day Celebration. There will be a delicious breakfast provided by The Rusty Pelican and an incredible agenda with inspiring keynote speakers (and who doesn’t feel amazing after listening to an inspirational talk?!). READ MORE >
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I’m constantly in shock with how much bad advice there is out there and how many attorneys are practicing probate without knowing even the simplest of rules. Take this case I took over about a year ago… Names and identities have been changed to protect the *innocent*. A son and daughter lost their father. Let’s…
In Florida, homestead property is subject to special rules regarding distribution at death. If a person who owns homestead property dies, their surviving spouse may be entitled to a life estate in the property, depending on the circumstances. Under Florida law, if a person who owns homestead property dies and is survived by a spouse,…
In Florida, a surviving spouse has the right to elect to take a portion of the deceased spouse’s homestead property as a tenancy in common with the deceased spouse’s children, instead of taking a life estate in the entire property. There are so many statutes on this (Check them out HERE) so I’ll try to…
