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The Bress Law Firm is a civil legal practice located in Miami, Florida. Our blog topics focus on the areas of Estate Planning, Business Law, Property Law, Landlord and Tenant Law, Advocacy, and Legal Issues on interest and importance. All blogs are written by Michael N. Bress, Esq. Please feel free to visit our homepage, share any of our blogs on social media, or contribute to the comment section.

Micahel N. Bress, Esq.

Oct 3, 2022
8 min

ESTATE PLANNING GLOSSARY

Bress Law Firm PLLC Estate Planning Dictionary of terms that are essential to understanding the estate planning process.

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Micahel N. Bress, Esq.

Sep 16, 2022
4 min

FIDUCIARY DUTIES OF TRUSTEES IN FLORIDA

WHAT ARE THE FIDUCIARY DUTIES OF A TRUSTEE IN FLORIDA? BRESS LAW FIRM, PLLC BLOG.

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Micahel N. Bress, Esq.

Jul 28, 2020
5 min

COMMON MISTAKES WHEN MAKING A WILL

Having a well-written Will is essential if after you die you want to dispose of your property according to your wishes.

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Micahel N. Bress, Esq.

Jun 29, 2020
4 min

WILL WITNESSING REQUIREMENTS IN FLORIDA

What are the will witnessing requirements in Florida? To execute a Last Will and Testament in Florida, a Testator is required to […]

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