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Part of estate planning often includes naming an agent in your will or giving a trusted individual power of attorney. Including these people in your will may give them certain rights to access your communications and financial information in order to execute the terms...
Getting divorced changes your life and your family, especially if you have young children. For many people, divorce has an impact on their estate as well. If you have met someone else and fallen in love, you may be thinking about remarrying or may have already tied...
All estate planning documents should include a valid power of attorney. If you appointed a friend or relative as your power of attorney quite some time ago, circumstances may have changed that cause you to need to revoke this designation.Perhaps the person you...
Running your own business can be rewarding and offer you the kind of freedom most people can only dream of having. However, assuming the role of creator and operator for a company also comes with a lot of responsibility. You will have to consider things that most...
One thing that many people don't think about when they are estate planning in Florida is the need to have someone make decisions for them if they aren't able to make those decisions on their own. Part of the reason for this is that estate planning advertisements...
When you consider estate planning, you may think about writing a will to describe how you want your belongings distributed among your survivors when you pass away. However, you may also want to think about making a digital estate plan. While Florida, like most other...
One of the biggest mistakes that you can make with your estate planning is just putting it off. If you procrastinate for too long, there's a chance that you could pass away before you get around to it. This can create all sorts of problems for your heirs and may lead...
Florida law has many rules in place for managing probate and estate issues. Generally speaking, if the family members of someone who dies don't agree with the terms of the last will or estate plan, the family can challenge the plan in probate court. The courts will...
People who feel comfortable that they have tended to all of their estate-planning needs sometimes forget to make provisions for their companion animals. What will happen to Fido or Fluffy should you die before they do? Will a friend or relative step in and care for...
Adults who don't have children or a spouse might think that they don't need to have an estate plan, but this isn't the case. Instead, they need to think carefully about what is going to happen to their assets when they pass away. They also need to consider how they...