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I. Introduction to Wills and Estates

Overview of Wills and Estates

Definitions: Decedent and Testator

II. Execution of Wills

General Requirements for Execution

Witness Requirements

Proof of Wills

Self-Proving Wills

Holographic Wills

III. Types of Wills

Formal Wills

Pour-Over Wills

Military Wills

IV. Probate Process

Venue for Probate Proceedings

Discovery of Later Wills

Lost or Destroyed Wills

V. Intestate Succession

General Rules of Intestate Succession

Distribution Hierarchy

Escheat to the State

VI. Will Contests

Grounds for Contesting a Will

Burden of Proof in Will Contests

VII. Special Considerations

Simultaneous Death Law

Slayer Statute

Abolition of Dower and Curtesy

VIII. Incorporation and Integration

Incorporation by Reference

Integration of Documents

IX. Quiz Modules

Quiz on Definitions and Introduction

Quiz on Execution of Wills

Quiz on Types of Wills

Quiz on Probate Process

Quiz on Intestate Succession

Quiz on Will Contests

Quiz on Special Considerations

Quiz on Incorporation and Integration

Quiz on Venue and Probate Proceedings

Quiz on Discovery of Later Wills

Quiz on Lost or Destroyed Wills

Quiz on General Rules of Intestate Succession

Quiz on Distribution Hierarchy

Quiz on Escheat to the State

Quiz on Grounds for Contesting a Will

Quiz on Burden of Proof in Will Contests

Quiz on Simultaneous Death Law

Quiz on Slayer Statute

Quiz on Abolition of Dower and Curtesy

X. Survey Module

Course Feedback Survey

Florida Wills

<div class="simple-box-wrapper"><div class="simple-box"><div class="column" flex-size="undefined"><p>The course on Florida Wills is meticulously designed to equip bar examinees with a comprehensive understanding of the legal frameworks surrounding wills and estates in the state of Florida. This course will delve into the essential components of wills, including their definitions, execution requirements, and the various types of wills recognized under Florida law. Participants will gain insights into the probate process, the implications of intestate succession, and the grounds for contesting a will. Each section is structured to build upon the previous one, ensuring a cohesive learning experience that enhances both knowledge and practical application in legal contexts.</p><p>Beginning with an introduction to wills and estates, the course will explore critical definitions and concepts that form the foundation of estate planning. As the course progresses, it will cover the execution of wills, detailing the general requirements, witness stipulations, and the nuances of self-proving and holographic wills. The curriculum will also address the probate process, including the venue for proceedings and the discovery of later or lost wills. Furthermore, participants will examine intestate succession rules and the hierarchy of distribution, alongside special considerations such as the Slayer Statute and simultaneous death law. Each module is supplemented with quizzes to reinforce learning and assess comprehension, culminating in a feedback survey to enhance future iterations of the course.</p></div></div></div>