Monthly Archives: June 2025
What Happens If a Beneficiary Can’t Be Found in a Florida Probate Case?
When someone passes away in Florida and their estate enters probate, one of the personal representative’s first responsibilities is to identify and notify all beneficiaries named in the will—or heirs if there is no will. But what happens if a beneficiary can’t be located? Missing beneficiaries present a unique legal challenge in Florida probate… Read More »
Minority Shareholder Rights in Florida: How to Prevent Oppression or Freeze-Outs
In closely held corporations and small businesses, minority shareholders often find themselves in a vulnerable position. Without majority control, they may have limited say in business decisions, financial distributions, or corporate governance. Worse yet, some majority shareholders engage in conduct designed to squeeze out or oppress minority owners. This behavior—often called a “freeze-out”—can cause… Read More »