Florida Appellate Court Distinguishes Between Two Limitations Periods For Breach Of Trust Suits Against Trustees

May 23rd, 2012

Section 737.307 of the Florida Statutes provides for a limitation of actions against a trustee in two circumstances. The first limitations period is six-months. The second limitations period is four years. So, what’s the distinguishing characteristic between the two limitations periods? (more…)

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