The allure of do-it-yourself (DIY) wills lies in their apparent simplicity and cost-effectiveness. Many are drawn to the idea of taking control of their estate planning and avoiding the costs of working with a lawyer. After all, there are countless online resources...
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2 estate planning approaches that bypass probate
Probate is a prevalent formality during the estate administration of most people’s assets. However, this doesn’t mean that your estate has to go through it for your assets to be allocated per your instructions. There are approaches you can apply to help ensure your...
Why might you choose a trust for your estate plan?
Estate planning is a crucial process that involves the distribution of assets after one's death. While many people are familiar with wills, trusts are another powerful tool that can offer significant advantages. Why might you choose these estate planning tools? You...
4 estate planning must-dos for new parents
Congratulations, new parents! You’ve embarked on the grand adventure of parenthood, where coffee becomes your best friend and free time a distant memory. But amidst the diaper changes and midnight feedings, there’s a crucial grown-up step you shouldn’t overlook:...
Mediation: a valuable tool in will contests
Will contests in estate planning can often lead to long, emotionally draining disputes among family members. When disagreements arise over the validity of a will or the intentions of the person who wrote the will, going to court is not the only option to help solve...
The benefits of a living will
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...
2 major benefits of having a will
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...
How often should you update your estate plan?
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...
Grounds and processes involved in contesting a will
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...
Estate planning and probate support in Florida
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...



