Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida

Re: Domicile questions

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No. The girlfriend does not have any right to his personal property unless the will leaves it to him. On the other hand, if they were living together for a long term, it may be impossible to determine what belongs to whom when it comes to household items and the girlfriend may be able to claim most or all of them.

Scott R. jay, Esq.