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Category: Estate Planning
Why Does My College-Bound Child Need a Living Will?
Reviewed by Kellen Bryant, Esq. Parents, have you considered the fact that, when your child turns 18, you may lose the automatic ability to make healthcare decisions for them? Regardless… Read more »
Do Your Aging Parents Have an (Up-to-Date) Estate Plan? How About You?
Reviewed by Mike Jorgensen, Esq. Having an out-of-date Florida estate plan may sometimes be worse than not having one at all. If your old plan designates others that you do… Read more »
Tips You Need For Ancillary Probate
Estate planning tends to be a foreign concept for most people. Besides creating a last will and testament and placing funds into a trust, many of us do not know… Read more »
Estate Planning During National Elder Law Month is Essential to Preserve Your Legacy
Reviewed by Mike Jorgensen, Esq. As a Florida senior, what are your estate goals for yourself and your loved ones? Many of the more experienced citizens share with our elder… Read more »
Key Estate Planning Considerations For Florida Seniors During Tax Season
Reviewed by Mike Jorgensen, Esq. There are less than two weeks left before the April 15th tax filing deadline. While you are no doubt busy compiling the information and documents… Read more »
Key Considerations for Why You May Need a Florida Durable Power of Attorney
Reviewed by Mike Jorgensen, Esq. We know it can be difficult to think about who will handle your affairs in the event you become unable to do so yourself. Have you… Read more »
Reasons Why You Should Consider Health Care Documents in Your Florida Estate Plan
Reviewed by Mike Jorgensen, Esq. When was the last time you updated the documents in your Florida estate plan? Does your current planning reflect your important health care decisions and… Read more »
What Is My Lawyer Saying?
Written by Erica R. Berger-Hausthor, Esq. Reviewed by Matt Rheingans, Esq. A what kind of deed? A subtrust for whom? A specific devise of what now? Are you confused by… Read more »