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Did You Know Prenuptial Agreements and Your Estate Planning Go Hand in Hand?
When it comes to estate planning and family law, one critical aspect often overlooked by couples as they plan their futures together is the prenuptial agreement. Commonly perceived as a tool for the wealthy or those on their second or subsequent marriages, prenuptial agreements, in reality, serve a far broader purpose. They are, in… Read More »
Consider These Essential Actions to Safeguard Against Estate Planning Controversies
As you consider your estate planning, are you debating whether to include some essential actions to safeguard your estate from controversy? Were you aware that a key concern many adults have is how to avoid a will contest after their death? Why? Because a contested will can lead to prolonged court battles, strained family… Read More »
Identifying Key Reasons Why You Need a Prenuptial Agreement in Your Estate Plan
Are you considering remarriage? If you have accumulated significant assets, businesses, or have children from previous relationships, the importance of Florida estate planning, including a prenuptial agreement, cannot be overstated. As lives become more complex, protecting your assets and ensuring your wishes are honored becomes a crucial aspect of merging lives with a new… Read More »
Tips You Can Use to Support Aging Parents for a Safer Environment
As you watch your parents age, are you concerned about their risk of falling? Be aware that when Florida senior adults fall it can often cause devastating injuries, have long-term effects on their overall health and sometimes even death. However, there is good news! Most falls are preventable! By assisting your aging parents in… Read More »
An Overview for Avoiding Common Mistakes in Will Creation
Did you know that creating a Florida last will and testament is an essential and often overlooked aspect of responsible lifetime planning? It is a testament to your lifelong efforts to provide for yourself and those you love most. When you take the time to develop not only a last will and testament but… Read More »
Have You Inherited Assets? Here Are Some Things You Should Know
Have you inherited assets? Here are some things you should know. First of all, receiving an inheritance is a big deal. Whether you were expecting this inheritance or not, you need to take the inheriting of any assets seriously. In fact, regardless of the amount, be sure to take the steps that you need… Read More »
What To Know About Not Having An Estate Plan?
Are you aware of what you should know about not having an estate plan? As a Florida resident at the time of your passing and without an estate plan, your assets will be distributed according to the laws of the state of Florida. This will be carried out in a court procedure called probate,… Read More »
Showing Your Family You Love Them through Estate Planning
Do you have a Florida estate plan? Whether you are a single adult or married with children or young or old, you need an estate plan. As you look around and see signs of Valentine’s Day this would be the perfect Valentine’s Day gift to your family, your completed and signed Florida estate plan…. Read More »
New Year Estate Planning Tips when it comes to Remarrying
Are you planning to remarry in the New Year? Are you planning your wedding, contacting wedding venues, and notifying family? It is a busy time for you and your future spouse. With all the busyness, though, have you considered how remarriage will impact your Florida estate plan? Typically in a first marriage, the goals… Read More »
Key Items to Include in Your New Year’s Estate Planning Checklist
Are you recovering from your holidays and starting to think about your New Year’s resolutions? Are you looking forward to beginning the work on your resolutions? Did you make one of your resolutions this year to create a Florida estate plan? Good for you! Let us help you get started. With your estate plan… Read More »
