Monique Sadarangani recently joined us to share her story and insights — you can read our conversation below. Good morning, Monique! What a wonderful way to start the day. I’m sure our readers will enjoy learning about your journey, experiences, and the way you approach both life and work. Let’s dive right in — what’s something you’ve built that you’re most proud of, even though others might not see it? Read More

As of 2025, Florida’s probate litigation landscape has undergone significant changes, introducing new rules that impact jury trials, summary judgment motions, and the conferral process. These reforms aim to streamline proceedings, promote efficiency, and encourage cooperation among parties. Even now, well into the year, attorneys and laypeople alike continue to face challenges navigating these new requirements, making it critical to understand them thoroughly. Right to Jury Trials in Probate Matters Historically, probate cases in Florida were

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