Totten Trusts in Florida

In a Totten trust bank account a person deposits his money into an account in his own name as trustee for another.  A Totten trust account is also known as a "payable upon death" account. The Totten trust doctrine has been accepted in Florida.

Florida Bankruptcy Exemptions

Real Property

Homestead - unlimited in value, l/2 acre in municipality, 160 acres outside municipality, Art. X, Section 4, Florida Constitution

Personal Property 

Generally - to extent of $1,000, Art. X, Section 4, Florida Constitution and a further $4,000 in certain circumstances

Motor Vehicles - to extent of $1,000

Property Held as Tenants by Entireties for debts of only one spouse

Health Aides Professionally Prescribed

Earnings of Head of Family

Proceeds of Life Insurance on Florida Resident

Florida Bankruptcy Exemptions

Real Property

Homestead - unlimited in value, l/2 acre in municipality, 160 acres outside municipality, Art. X, Section 4, Florida Constitution

Personal Property 

Florida Bankruptcy Exemptions

Real Property

Homestead - unlimited in value, l/2 acre in municipality, 160 acres outside municipality, Art. X, Section 4, Florida Constitution

Personal Property 

Annuity Contract Purchased to Effecuate Structured Settlement Held Exempt

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Florida Spendthrift Trusts

Florida common law and statutes recognize the validity of spendthrift trusts.

Florida Spendthrift Trusts

Florida common law and statutes recognize the validity of spendthrift trusts.

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