One of the biggest points of contention in many Florida divorces is who will end up with the family home. The decision to keep or sell the house can have major financial and emotional consequences. Here are some tips for deciding what to do with the marital home when...
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How does the probate process work?
Trying to manage all of a loved one’s affairs upon his or her passing can create quite a challenging time for many here in Florida. Fortunately, if you are suddenly facing the role of an estate’s executor or administrator, there is professional help and assistance...
Tips for tackling non-probate property during estate planning
Developing an estate plan can help an individual in Florida ensure that their loved ones will be cared for financially after they die. Ensuring the success of loved ones through estate planning can be an invaluable way for people to carry forward their legacies....
How to develop a comprehensive estate plan
Creating an estate plan is among the most critical tasks an individual with assets will do in their lifetime. Detailed estate plans can help people preserve their legacies and protect their assets when they pass away. Here are a couple of tips for navigating estate...
Tips for making estate planning easier
It’s estimated that 33% of American adults have created estate plans, which means that most adults have not determined who will receive their assets when they pass away. Many people delay estate planning because they refuse to accept the fact that they will not live...
Navigating your standing in Florida will contests
Florida law limits the chances of interfering with someone's last wishes and ensures that their chosen administrator distributes their estate the way they intended. However, it also recognizes that there can be disputes over whether the will is valid. In such cases, a...
Signs it’s time to update your estate plans in Florida
Creating an estate plan is important, whether you have significant assets or not. It generally makes your life and the lives of your loved ones easier, even years after you are gone. However, there are circumstances where failing to update your estate planning...
Estate planning for Florida singles
Statistics report that Florida had a 28.5 percent rate of single households in 2021. It’s unknown how many of those single people understand the importance of estate planning. However, estate planning isn’t just for married people. If you’re single, there are several...
Opening up your probate bank account
Being tasked with handling an estate in Florida is a serious prospect. You can be exposed to several legal conditions that may be entirely new. One of them will be the task of opening a probate bank account. This is the money in the estate bank account that you can...
Minors as beneficiaries, trusts and supervised guardianships
When you are minor and are named as a beneficiary in a will or trust, the inheritance money you receive will typically be placed in a trust. This is done to ensure that the money is managed and used responsibly until you reach 18, the age of majority, in Florida and...