Estate planning is something everyone needs to do, and most people put off. If you have a young family, or fast-paced career, you may put off estate planning because the demands of daily life seem to take precedence. Many people are uncomfortable wit…
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All adults, regardless of the amount of assets they own, need to have an estate plan consisting of a Last Will and Testament, financial and medical Powers of Attorney, and perhaps a living revocable trust. Some situations and needs, however, call for…
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In recent years, trusts have become increasingly popular as an estate planning tool. Trusts keep assets out of probate, and have other advantages as well. The creator (grantor) of a revocable living trust can use and enjoy trust assets during their l…
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Probate is the court-supervised process of settling the estate of a deceased person (decedent). Unlike many states, Florida probate matters generally require the involvement of a licensed attorney to administer the estate. The Florida Probate Code pr…
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