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Some people in Florida believe that they only need a last will and testament for their estate plan. While a last will and testament can be beneficial, creating a trust might help some people accomplish other important estate planning purposes. Unlike wills, trusts do...
When you're selling a home in Florida, there are many issues that can develop due to problems that arise, which can cause you to become sued. Some of the top seller errors include failing to disclose all property problems in the past and failing to remain transparent...
If you have recently moved to Florida, it's generally in your best interest to update your estate plan. This may be especially important if you're looking to establish domicile in the state for tax purposes. Establishing domicile in a new state may also play a role in...
You're starting a business in Florida with someone else. It's an exciting time, but worries about partnership disputes linger, and you may be wondering what you can do to ensure that your partnership succeeds. Benefits of starting a business with another person...
Going through probate in Florida can be a double-edged sword. In some cases, it gives the judge time to distribute your assets among your family members; in others, it forces your family members to wait months before they can receive their inheritance. You might not...
There is more to estate planning in Florida than simply creating a will, although that is one important element. In addition to stating what you want to happen to your assets, you can also use a will to name guardians for your minor children. Trusts Those guardians...
You may not be able to control when you pass away, but there are some things that you can do to plan for your death to take some of the burden off your family. One solution is to make a will with the assistance of an attorney in Florida. If you don't make a will or...
Florida residents who do everything in their power to take care of things properly when it comes to estate planning may be surprised to find out that there is one area that they may not have thought of. They may have covered all of the usual parts of estate planning,...
When Florida couples begin their married life, they look forward to achieving their joint plans and goals. They might just be starting out financially or they might each bring different assets into the marriage. However, couples might also encounter challenges that...
When a person in Florida dies with a will, probate is usually necessary to validate the will and to complete the process of paying creditors and distributing assets. If a person dies without a will, probate may also be necessary, but the state determines how assets...