• Loshak Leach, LLP
• Real Estate,  Estate Planning,  Probate

Conveying your investment real estate to an LLC avoids the Massachusetts Estate Tax with respect to said property because it no longer constitutes real estate. Read More

• Loshak Leach, LLP
• Estate Planning,  Probate

The fees will vary depending on several factors, including the size of the estate. Florida state law includes limits the amount of probate fees that a lawyer can charge. Read More

• Loshak Leach, LLP
• Real Estate,  Estate Planning,  Probate

Ancillary probate involves real estate and other personal property that a decedent leaves behind in a state other than where they lived at the time of their death. Read More

• Loshak Leach, LLP
• Real Estate,  Estate Planning,  Probate

When someone dies owning real estate in Florida and does not have a carefully drafted estate plan, then probate administration may be necessary. Read More

• Loshak Leach, LLP
• Estate Planning,  Probate

Luckily, there are some ways to reduce, limit, or completely avoid estate taxes, depending on the size of your estate. Read More

• Loshak Leach, LLP
• Estate Planning,  Probate

When someone dies with bank accounts, real estate, or other assets held in their individual name, the legal process required to distribute the property to the decedent's heirs or devisees is known as probate administration. Read More