Estate Planning

In estate planning, most people think about the fate of their assets. You may have a will or a trust that protects your property. Still, there is a way to care for yourself and your interests while alive. A living will can voice your wishes if you ever face a...

Creating a will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your loved ones. If you live in Florida and haven’t yet made a will, it’s time to consider the benefits. A will can save money and make the probate process more manageable for those you leave...

Creating an estate plan is not a one-and-done deal. In fact, it is the beginning of a process—a process that will be much easier if you involve your estate planning attorneys. Many begin their estate planning when they marry or have children, others when they begin...

Contesting a will can be a complex and emotional process. When someone believes a will does not reflect the true intentions of the deceased, they may choose to challenge it in court. Several grounds exist for contesting a will, and understanding these grounds and the...

You might be a lifelong Florida resident or one of the thousands who have retired to this state or moved here to live in a warmer climate. Either way, it’s good to know what type of resources are available to provide strong support to you and your family regarding...

One of the most complex and overwhelming aspects of planning for the future is considering what will happen to all of your property and assets after you pass. You know that it is important to outline how you wish for others to distribute your property after you pass,...

One of the benefits of estate planning is that it allows someone to have control over their personal care and other matters in the event of death or incapacitation. Most Florida adults consider estate planning as beneficial for the distribution of assets after their...

Most people do not enjoy considering their own mortality or what will happen after their deaths. While it can be difficult think about what will happen after death, this is an important consideration for Florida adults of all ages and income levels. Creating an estate...

It can be incredibly difficult to discuss one’s mortality and what will happen after death. While thinking about what will happen to personal property after passing is a sensitive issue to consider, it is important to plan for the future by creating a meaningful...

Certain provable elements must exist for a last will to be valid and enforceable. Every state, including Florida, has its own laws regarding estate planning and probate. Both the person signing a will, as well as any heirs or beneficiaries listed therein, may seek...