by Andrew Oram | Feb 13, 2026 | Estate Planning, Real Estate Law
No one enjoys thinking about what happens after they’re gone. But failing to plan does not avoid the outcome; it simply hands those decisions to the state. And state law rarely reflects personal relationships, priorities, or intent. Without an estate plan, families...
by Andrew Oram | Jan 13, 2026 | Estate Planning, Real Estate Law
For many families, real estate is the most valuable part of an estate. Homes and other properties often carry both financial and emotional significance, which makes planning their transfer especially important. With the right approach, property can pass smoothly to...
by Andrew Oram | Dec 15, 2025 | Estate Planning, Real Estate Law
Losing a loved one is never easy. Beyond the grief, families are often faced with questions about the home they left behind. One of the most common is: Can the house be sold while it’s in probate? The answer depends on the type of property. In Florida, most homes are...
by Andrew Oram | Nov 14, 2025 | Estate Planning, Real Estate Law
Disputes over inherited property can be stressful, emotional, and expensive. Family members may disagree about what to do with homes, land, or businesses, and those disagreements can drag down both relationships and property value. The good news is that with the right...
by Andrew Oram | Oct 13, 2025 | Estate Planning, Real Estate Law
Estate planning is not something you do once and forget. Life changes, such as marriage, children, relocation, or new business ventures, can quickly render an old plan outdated. Even if your personal situation feels stable, laws and family dynamics shift over time....
by Andrew Oram | Sep 15, 2025 | Estate Planning
Probate is a legal process that surprises people, especially when real estate is involved. At Oram Law, we often hear questions like: What happens to a home when someone dies? Does the family get it automatically, or must it be sold? The answer depends on a few...
