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During the holidays, family members will come together, presenting a unique opportunity to have important and time-sensitive conversations. At some point during the holiday season, Florida adults may benefit from having important discussions with loved ones about the...
There are various steps one can take that will allow him or her to effectively prepare for the future. One of these things is to create an estate plan, typically starting with the creation of a will. Others may also find that creating a trust is a useful addition to...
Creating an estate plan can be a complex endeavor, especially for one who struggles with certain challenges. Those who are already facing mental health concerns may find it difficult to create an estate plan, but it is prudent for every individual, regardless of age,...
After the death of a loved one, relatives and other interested parties are left with the task of settling his or her estate. This includes paying off remaining debts, distributing assets according to the terms of the will and more. A major component of closing a loved...
Florida adults delay making long-term plans for many reasons, and these reasons are often based on misunderstandings about legal and financial planning. Estate planning is an important process for each adult, regardless of age, income level, health status and other...
No one can predict the future, but by having certain plans in place, a Florida adult can maintain control over certain legal and financial matters. Failure to have an estate plan can negatively impact families and leave loved ones facing complex legal processes. The...
If you are one of many Florida residents who understood the value of estate planning at an early age, you might already have your documents in place. As the years pass, however, any number of issues may arise that prompt you to remove a document, incorporate a new one...
As we and our parents grow older, we start to hear new words in greater frequency. Usually, these words are in the realm of health and medicine, but occasionally they involve legal matters. “Conservatorship” and “guardianship” are often used interchangeably, but in a...
Life is constantly changing, and current legal and financial plans may no longer be applicable or wise at some point in the future. This is why it is critical to regularly update existing estate plans. All-important plans should match current needs and objectives for...
Planning for the future can be a potentially complex process that requires one to look at his or her long-term goals and objectives for handling personal property in the future. Developing the right estate plan can be a complex process, and a Florida adult will want...