Most people in Florida do not enjoy thinking about their deaths, but that does not need to prevent them from taking measures to protect their estates and loved ones’ futures. They may try to rush through the estate planning process so they can think about more...
The first step most people take in planning for the end of life is creating a will. Wills usually include asset distribution, disinheritance, funeral wishes and guardianship if applicable. Another piece of information it must contain is the executor of the estate. You...
Most people know they can use their will to distribute their property after they pass. However, if you want to be sure your wishes will be carried out, you need a valid will. Every state, including Florida, has laws that set out specific requirements for a valid will....
You have probably seen a movie or TV show that featured a dramatic threat of disinheritance. Too often, inheritance is portrayed-and actually used-as a bargaining chip in relationships. There are many legitimate reasons, though, that you may be considering it. If you...
Divorce is often ranked as one of the most difficult life experiences. Most people consider the emotional challenges of going through a divorce and changes to the family structure. But there are many technical and legal aspects of a divorce, as well. One often...
We live in a digital age. More and more of our business, financial, and personal lives are managed and housed online. As the digital age keeps progressing, questions arise regarding ownership and management of those assets after an individual dies or becomes...
Estate planning for stepfamilies can be challenging - but it does not have to be a difficult or impossible task. There are certain considerations that must be made to account for the unique nature of a blended stepfamily. Working with an experienced estate planning...
Creating an estate plan is important for individuals and families. Creating an estate plan does not have to be a difficult process, especially when working with an experienced attorney. But for many, it is a relief to have the process complete and necessary...
No one expects a catastrophe to happen. But they do: Car accidents, chronic or terminal disease, dementia. There is no way to tell what the future holds, but planning for it could mean the difference between leaving your kids a headache--or an inheritance.Who pays for...
Have you ever thought about what you'd like to happen to your assets after you're gone? Chances are you've given it at least a little thought. Maybe you joked with your child about the inheritance they'll get one day. Or perhaps you know that you'd like a cherished...
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