Tag Archives: Estate planning
Finding the right firm is crucial to your success
When deciding on law professionals to form legal documents for your estate planning, one needs to find a firm with not only experience and knowledge of the law, but a firm dedicated to working with clients on an individual and personal basis. Legal documents and law in general can seem overwhelming to many; it… Read More »
Are different kinds of Powers of Attorney available in Florida?
Some people have an unnatural fear about powers of attorney. This fear stems quite naturally from the misconception that once a POA has been invoked, it can never be rescinded. And while this isn’t factual, these people should also know that there are several different kinds of POAs available in Florida and each can… Read More »
Important estate planning documents for unmarried Floridians
Just because someone is single doesn’t mean that they can’t benefit from good estate planning. Even a person who is not married may still possess considerable assets that must be properly dispersed. If an unmarried Floridian passes away without a proper estate plan, then his or her assets will be distributed according to Florida… Read More »
Basic requirements for a Florida guardianship
It can be very difficult to see the physical and mental deterioration of a loved one. As they get worse, they may not be able to make lucid decisions about their health and finances. When that happens, families may decide to appoint a guardian for their loved one who will be able to act… Read More »
Children resolve estate battle with comic legend’s widow
Florida residents know that estate planning that explicitly details all the wishes of the testator is one way to prevent a family dispute about the estate assets later on. However, if there are no explicit directions over any of the assets, then arguments from family members can develop and these disagreements can cost time… Read More »
Single men and women should still develop a proper estate plan
Most Florida residents know that developing a solid estate plan is one way to ensure that their beneficiaries will be properly taken care of after they pass away. But estate planning is not just for those individuals who have spouses. Single men and women who don’t have either a spouse or children should still… Read More »
What life events should trigger an estate plan review?
There are many Florida residents who believe that their estate plan is in tip top shape, even though they may not have reviewed it in a while. But estate planning, much like life, can be fluid and subject to change, and there are situations in life that necessitate a review of one’s estate plan…. Read More »
Basic information about estate plans for Florida residents
Most Florida citizens know what a will is. They may also know some general information about a trust. However, they may not know that both of these documents fall under the main umbrella of estate planning. And while an estate plan can sometimes seem to be overly complex and confusing, the basic concept of… Read More »
Additional estate planning tools for Floridians to consider
Many Florida residents recognize the importance of careful estate planning. For example, they may be familiar with many of the documents that are a part of the process, including a will, a living trust and a durable power of attorney. However, there are additional estate planning tools that can be an important resource when… Read More »
Everyday estate planning mistakes that should be avoided
Many Florida residents know the value of solid estate planning. They understand that by following some simple guidelines, it’s possible to steer clear of many difficult legal situations that can develop once a testator passes away. Here is a list of common estate planning mistakes that should be avoided at all costs. One of… Read More »
