A comprehensive estate plan deals with many aspects of passing on assets upon one's passing. This may include physical assets (e.g. automobiles, real estate), heirlooms and memorbilia, as well as monetary assets (e.g. life insurance proceeds and retirement...
Month: April 2013
Estate planning for people under 30
It's not easy for millennials and other young professionals in Florida to understand the value of estate planning. For one, they may under the impression that they don't have enough money (or assets) to create a plan. Also, they may feel as if they need to wait till...
Immigration status in custody battles may not be a factor
Child custody matters are inherently complicated. Florida family court judges must make such decisions by viewing each situation through the lens of "the child's best interest" factors; a set of provisions that considers the child's environment, contact with family...
How to recover financially after divorce
Divorce can be a trying time, but it can also be the start of a new beginning, both emotionally and financially. To prepare for life after being a couple, divorcees in Florida have a number of things to consider as they embark on a new stage of their lives. After all,...
How to make introducing a new love to kids easier.
While it may not seem like it for some people going through divorce, but life goes on after the split is finalized. This also means that divorcing parents continue their romantic lives and may meet someone new. When this happens, the inevitable challenge is...
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