Some older parents in Florida struggle with the notion of leaving their adult children inheritances. After all, their kids may be financially independent and have modest means to support themselves and their families. You may want to do other things with the legacy...
Probate & Estate Administration Law Blog
Don’t forget to fund your trusts
You may have spent a great deal of time setting up your estate plans to provide for your family when you die. But if you forget to fund your trusts, all your hard work may be in vain. It is a very common mistake that many people in Florida make. When you fail to...
Things to consider if you want to disinherit your child
As you start to think about your estate planning, you may consider disinheriting one-or more-of your kids. There are a lot of reasons that may cause you to think about writing one of your own children out of your will. Maybe your child is struggling with...
5 major life decisions you may make as a guardian of minors
Has a friend or family member asked you to become a guardian of their children should both parents pass away or become incapacitated? You may not know how to answer, or perhaps you already gave an emphatic yes or no. Before you make your final decision, you need to...
What the ultra-rich tell their kids about money
The process of estate planning varies broadly from one person to the next, and you may find that your estate planning needs are far different from someone who has considerably more or less than you in terms of assets.If you are particularly affluent, you may have...
What you should know about guardianship and estate planning
There may come a day where you may need to make some hard choices about the futures of your elderly relatives in Florida. As they get older, the odds of them becoming injured or falling ill increase. They may become unable to care for themselves in the capacity they...
Giving sentimental items a place in your estate plan
This summer, the family of deceased Coast Guard captain Albert Frost almost lost the key to the city of Washington, presented to him in 1957. Only through a set of unlikely coincidences were they able to retrieve it before it was sold through an online auction....
Estate planning for women (it’s not the same)
Estate planning is important for men and women, young and old. But many women are not aware of just how useful estate planning can be.Women outlive their male counterparts and often work more years in the process. Many women also become responsible for managing assets...
Which type of guardianship do you need?
You know you need to appoint a guardian in your will, but what does that mean? It can mean a variety of things, so you need to become familiar with the different types of guardianship so you know which one(s) are relevant to your circumstances. In general, a guardian...
How to protect your adult child from financial predators
Your estate planning checklist may consist of making a will, establishing a trust and creating an advance health care directive. If you have an adult child with special needs, however, that list should also contain one more thing: a guardianship. You do not want your...
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