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It
is not uncommon for Florida residents to own real and tangible personal
property, directly or indirectly, located in one or more of the other
49 United States. It is somewhat less common for this property to be
integrated into a comprehensive estate plan that takes into account the
additional probate and state estate and inheritance tax issues that may
be caused by the ownership. Although the issues raised by such ownership
and the solutions available will vary greatly from situation to
situation, this article briefly covers some of the more important estate
planning considerations to keep in mind when dealing with ownership of
non-Florida property by a Florida-based client.
Click here to read the full article by Patrick J. Lannon in
The Florida Bar Journal. Labels: florida elder law, Florida Elder Law Attorney, Florida Estate Planning
