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While it is impossible to predict what will happen in the future, creating an estate plan provides one with the opportunity to have a measure of control over certain matters. However, due to the unpredictability of life and living in uncertain times, it may seem...
There are no rules in the Florida estate planning process regarding which legal documents must be included in a particular plan or which must be omitted. An estate owner can decide what to incorporate, and many people choose to include a power of attorney. If that is...
One of the primary goals of creating an estate plan is establishing a strategy that allows one to decide what happens to personal property after passing. It is common for an individual to want to pass his or her Florida estate to children or grandchildren, and many...
A 28-year-old man known for his talent on a football field and for his kind and outgoing personality was killed in an accident involving his motorcycle on a Florida road. Alex Collins was a top-notch running back who played for NFL teams such as the Seahawks and...
After the creation of an estate plan, many adults assume that they have done what they need to in order to secure their long-term interests. However, estate planning is a fluid process, and plans should be adjusted over the years when life changes. This is especially...
Hospitals, outpatient service buildings, doctors’ offices, birthing centers and similar facilities exist throughout Florida to provide quality health care for patients. While there is an inherent risk involved with every medical procedure, that risk increases when...
There are many benefits associated with living in a community with a governing body. This group oversees the maintenance of common areas and protects the property values of residents. However, there are times when an HOA can overstep its bounds or take steps that...
When you look for a home in a new community, you likely look at the state of the common areas, how residents keep up their homes and the overall look of the neighborhood. In many cases, the homeowners’ association is responsible for these things, and you may find that...
Florida property owners and business owners owe a duty of care to visitors and guests. They must make sure their premises are free from hazards that could cause someone to suffer injury. A primary issue of concern is debris, other objects or surface conditions that...
Pet owners in Florida may be reasonably concerned about what would happen to their pets if they passed away. Fortunately, one has the option to include instructions for pet care after their death in an estate plan. Information about the pet’s health needs, who would...
