The Spouse’s elective share of the estate in the state of Florida is 50% of the estate of the decedent.

The Revocation clause is the beginning or introductory clause of a will.

A testamentary trust is a trust created by a will.  It becomes operational only after the death of the settlor.

All wills are subject to change and revocation anytime before death.

In the state of Florida, when a person dies intestate with no surviving spouse and no living children or grandchildren, the parents of the decedent receive the entire estate followed by the brothers and sisters of the decedent.

An Inter Vivos trust is a living trust which is created by the settlor during his or her lifetime becoming operational as soon as he or she makes it.

Starting in June, citizens will be able to call into Alachua County School Board meetings to give comments over the phone. 

President Trump surprised people by stating that 

On Groundhog Dog, Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow. That means he predicted six more weeks of winter.

College Algebra is considered a Gordon Rule course. What is the minimum grade required to satisfy the Gordon Rule requirement?