Litigation
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Our Litigation Services
Bad Faith
At Martinez Law – Joseph F. Martinez, P.A., our knowledgeable Bad Faith attorneys excel in advocating for both policyholders and insurance companies throughout Florida. With a deep understanding of Florida’s insurance regulations, we are adept in the legal tactics essential for securing favorable results for our clients.
Professional Negligence Claims
Our dedicated team of professional negligence attorneys has successfully represented clients across various industries throughout Florida. With a wealth of experience in handling cases related to medical malpractice, legal malpractice, and accounting malpractice, we are well-equipped to advocate for your rights and interests.
Product Liability
About Martinez Law
Martinez Law – Joseph F. Martinez, P.A. is dedicated to providing personalized legal services tailored to each client’s unique needs. With a focus on estate planning, asset protection, and probate administration, we strive to build lasting relationships based on trust and understanding. Our experienced team is committed to guiding you through complex legal processes with compassion and expertise, ensuring your peace of mind and the security of your legacy.
Probate litigation includes guardianship disputes, will and trust disputes, involuntary hospitalizations, and competency hearings. A large estate usually results in litigation if there is no will. Families may dispute a will or trust after a loved one passes away. Any financial or property issues require probate litigation. There are unique rules and moving parts for each type. The estate planning process is not always straightforward, and disputes may arise even when the decedent had a solid estate plan. mlaw’s probate litigation attorneys handle disputes involving wills, trusts, or other aspects of probate law.
There are two types of actual probate administration in Florida: summary and formal administration. For smaller estates, summary administration may be an option. To qualify for summary administration, either the decedent must be dead for more than two years, or the total value of the probate estate, excluding the value of the exempt property, may not exceed $75,000. Formal administration starts with a petition to open the estate and the appointment of a personal representative to administer the estate properly.
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Martinez Law
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2202 N Westshore Blvd
Suite 200
Tampa, FL 33607
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12601 Gulf Blvd.
Suite 6
Treasure Island, FL 33706
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29399 US Highway 19 N
Suite 150
Clearwater, FL 33761