Hogan & Hogan

10/19/2026

💳 When someone dies with credit card debt in Florida, does that debt automatically pass to their children or family?

In most cases, NO. Valid credit card debt is generally handled through the deceased person’s estate during probate—but joint accounts, co-signers, creditor deadlines, and estate assets can all affect what happens next.

Our latest blog explains:
• Who is actually responsible for the debt
• Whether children or spouses may have to pay
• How creditor claims work in Florida probate
• What happens if the estate doesn’t have enough money
• How homestead and other protected assets may be treated ⚖️

Read the full article:
https://www.hoganlegal.com/who-pays-credit-card-debt-after-death-in-florida

Who pays credit card debt after death in Florida? Learn whether children inherit debt, how probate claims work, and what happens if the estate can’t pay.

10/06/2026

🚗 If you were partly at fault for a Florida car accident, that does not automatically mean you cannot recover compensation.

Florida’s comparative fault law can reduce your recovery based on your percentage of responsibility—and being over 50% at fault can have a major impact on your claim.

Learn how the rule works, what evidence can affect fault, and why an insurance company’s assessment is not always the final word. ⚖️

Read the full article:
https://www.hoganlegal.com/partly-at-fault-for-a-florida-car-accident-can-you-still-recover

Were you partly at fault for a Florida car accident? Learn how Florida’s comparative fault law can reduce compensation and when being over 50% at fault may prevent recovery.

09/18/2026

🚛 Tennessee Truck Accidents

After a serious truck crash, the driver may not be the only party responsible. The trucking company—or other businesses involved—may also potentially share liability.

⚖️ See who may be responsible and what evidence can matter:

https://www.hoganlegal.com/who-is-liable-in-a-tennessee-truck-accident/

Learn who may be liable after a Tennessee truck accident, including the driver, trucking company, maintenance provider, cargo loader, or others.

09/02/2026

🌴⚖️ Florida Probate

Why do so many heirs and family members need to be notified during probate—even when everyone agrees?

Proper notice protects legal rights, starts important deadlines, and can affect how quickly an estate moves forward.

📖 Learn why notice matters and how a long list of heirs can slow probate:

https://www.hoganlegal.com/why-florida-probate-requires-notice-to-heirs/

08/19/2026

⚖️ Executor vs. Beneficiary: Who Has the Final Say?

An executor manages the estate—but that doesn’t mean they have unlimited control. Beneficiaries have rights, too.

What happens when they disagree? And when can the court step in?

📖 Learn more: https://www.hoganlegal.com/executor-vs-beneficiary-who-has-the-final-say

Learn who has the final say between an executor and beneficiary, what authority an executor has, beneficiary rights, and how probate disputes are resolved.

08/05/2026

🏡 California Probate Series

Need to transfer a loved one's home after they pass away?

Whether you're planning to sell, inherit, or keep the property, California probate law has specific rules that must be followed before ownership can legally change. Understanding the process can help you avoid costly delays and mistakes.

📖 Read our guide:
https://www.hoganlegal.com/transfer-a-house-during-probate-in-california/

Learn how to transfer a house during probate in California, including selling estate property, title transfers, executor authority, and common mistakes.

07/13/2026

🏡 California Probate Series ⚖️

If you're handling a loved one's estate in California, understanding the probate process can help you avoid unnecessary delays and confusion.

Learn what a California probate attorney does and when legal guidance may help.

📖 Read more:
https://www.hoganlegal.com/what-does-a-probate-attorney-do-in-california

Learn how a California probate attorney helps administer an estate, handle court filings, address creditor claims, manage assets, and distribute property.

07/02/2026

⚖️ Were you partly at fault for an accident? You may still have a claim.

🚗 Many people assume that if they share any responsibility for an accident, they can't recover compensation. That's not always true under Tennessee law.

📌 Tennessee follows a modified comparative fault rule, which means you may still recover compensation if you're less than 50% at fault. However, your percentage of fault can directly impact how much compensation you receive.

💡 Insurance companies often try to shift blame to reduce or deny claims. Knowing your rights—and preserving the right evidence—can make all the difference.

📖 Learn how Tennessee's comparative fault law works and what it could mean for your personal injury case:

👉 https://www.hoganlegal.com/can-you-recover-under-tennessee-comparative-fault/

Learn how Tennessee's comparative fault law affects personal injury claims, compensation, and the 49% rule after a car accident or other injury.

06/18/2026

After a Tennessee car accident, one mistake can cost you thousands. 🚗⚠️

Learn the most common mistakes that can hurt an injury claim — and how to avoid them. 👇

Common mistakes after a Tennessee car accident can reduce compensation. Learn how to protect your injury claim and avoid insurance pitfalls.

06/11/2026

What happens if someone dies without a Will in California?

The answer may surprise you. California law—not personal wishes—determines who inherits probate assets.

Learn more:

When someone dies without a Will in California, state intestate succession laws decide who inherits probate assets and who handles the estate.