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...
Probate & Estate Administration Law Blog
Do parents need a will? Yes, and sooner is better.
When you have kids, life gets busy. Things that you want to do but don't seem necessary often get pushed to the back burner while you deal with more pressing matters.The truth of the matter is that as a parent, you put your kids first. Picking them up from soccer...
Don’t forget about digital assets in your estate plan
When you are creating your estate plan, you are likely thinking about the various things you need to protect. Things like money, properties, items with sentimental value, your medical needs and access to your financial records all probably come to mind.You are...
How do a fiduciary and an executor fit into estate planning?
Everyone should have an estate plan. With sufficient preparation, you can be assured that your effects will be distributed according to your wishes. In addition, you can minimize the taxes and expenses that are incurred when your assets are transferred to your...
Where there’s a will, there’s a way (to potentially contest it)
It is no secret that a will can be an enormously valuable document. A will can protect a person's kids, assets and various wishes after his or her death and shield family members from lengthy, contentious legal battles. It can also prevent certain parties from...
Could your loved one benefit from legal guardianship?
When faced with the prospect of a family member being unable to manage their day-to-day affairs, the choice to step in on that person's behalf can be a difficult one to make. Florida law allows for legal guardianship in cases where a loved one is either too young or...
Do you need an estate plan if you don’t have a lot of money?
There are a lot of myths about estate plans that can cause people to make the mistake of not drafting one of these important documents. Perhaps one of the most persistent is the myth that you should only start considering an estate plan if you have a lot of money or...
The role of an attorney in real estate transactions
When buying or selling a home, a lot of people can get involved in the process. Real estate transactions, whether in Florida or elsewhere, are not small things. A lot is on the line, particularly money. A real estate attorney can help a client ensure everything is on...
Assumptions can lead to estate planning mistakes
Assuming too much or too little can lead to estate planning errors. While estate planning is often based off of assumptions for one's future, making the wrong assumptions can be costly for oneself and one's loved ones. An estate planning attorney can help those in...
Legal assistance available to landlords of commercial property
Owning and leasing out commercial property in Florida or elsewhere can be very profitable. Unfortunately, landlords of commercial property do come across a number of legal issues with which they may need some assistance. An experienced real estate attorney can...
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