"Tax planners in the big northeastern states advised their clients to move their residences to Florida, not just because it’s a nice place to retire, but because it’s beneficial for tax reasons. As a result, South Florida is the appropriate jurisdiction for the dispute," attorney Bruce Katzen said.
June 17, 2022 at 01:50 PM
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Bruce Katzen, chair of Miami-based law firm Kluger Kaplan’s Trust & Estates Litigation Practice Group, is seeing an uptick in demand for trust and estate litigation, amid Florida’s population boom.
South Florida has become a hot spot for probate litigation, with its aging and wealthy population finding themselves more and more at risk for intense estate disputes. Katzen has been running Kluger Kaplan’s Trust and Estate Practice for more than 30 years—and says he’s never seen more demand.
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Bruce A. Katzen, partner of Miami-based litigation firm Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman, Katzen & Levine. Courtesy photo.
