Category Archives: Probate And Estate Litigation
What Is the Difference Between a Joint Account and a Convenience Account in Florida?
Many couples, married and unmarried, use joint bank accounts to manage their common finances. A joint account is one that is legally owned by two (or more) persons with survivorship rights. That is to say, when one co-owner dies, their rights in that account automatically vest in the surviving co-owners. The deceased co-owner’s interest… Read More »

