A trust is a legal arrangement that enables a third party to hold assets on behalf of the beneficiary. These trusts can be arranged in various ways, allowing the trust creator to provide specific details on when and how the assets will be passed to the beneficiaries. In Florida, there are two main types of…
Thanks to modern technology, creating your own Last Will and Testament or estate plan has become simpler than ever. A DIY estate plan refers to a plan you create without seeking guidance from a professional estate planning lawyer. These self-made plans typically involve drafting your own Will, downloading generic estate planning documents, or using a…
When meeting a Florida estate planning attorney for the first time, it is crucial to come prepared. That is why in the below blog post, we will discuss the documents you should bring with you and the questions you should consider asking during your initial consultation. Documents To Bring With You To Your First Meeting …
Although many people assume they only need estate planning if they are wealthy or have many properties, the truth is that estate planning is for anyone that has personal belongings and would like for them to go to certain individuals after their passing. That is why working with an experienced Florida estate planning attorney is…
While you may have heard the terms “Will” and “Trust,” many people do not actually understand the differences between the two. However, if you are considering an estate plan, it is important to know more about each of these plans and which one can best protect your family and assets. A Last Will and Testament…
What many people may not realize is that nearly everyone has an estate, not just the wealthy few. This is because an estate consists of everything you own, such as your home, car, real estate, bank accounts, life insurance, investments, furniture, and other possessions. More importantly, no matter how big or small these estates are,…
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