when should you update your will

When Should You Update Your Will?

For many adults, creating a will is necessary to ensure that their assets and family are taken care of after they pass away. Between creating an after-life plan and managing the distribution of personal assets such as property or finances, it is important to establish...

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what to do after a loved one dies

4 Steps to Take After a Loved One Dies

When loved ones pass away, they leave behind their possessions, assets, and estate, which all need to be addressed. Their bank accounts must be closed, their unpaid bills must be handled, and any money they leave behind must be properly allocated. Often, these tasks fall onto family members. 

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Evaluating Your Estate Plan During COVID-19

All over the country, and especially in Florida, millions of families are being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Many businesses have shut down, traveling restrictions have been put in place, and safety measures have been instituted nationwide that prevent us from living our normal lives. With the possibility of infection from the...

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Will Your Heirs Mishandle Their Inheritance?

One of the most common concerns that individuals have when it comes to setting up an inheritance for their family is whether or not the funds will be spent appropriately. It is a well-known fact that there have been many instances where someone has received a financial inheritance and has spent it...

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Estate Planning for Military Families

Service members have estate planning needs too.  Below are some commonly asked questions relevant to service members.  Have other questions?  Let us help answer them for you.

While you do have some legal services at your disposal because of your military service, sometimes the basic estate planning offered...

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Guardianship Basics

What Is Guardianship?  

When a person is no longer has the capacity to care for themselves, a guardian is appointed by the court to exercise rights on their behalf.  At that time, the incapacitated person becomes a “Ward” of the State of Florida,...

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