Can I Access Trust Assets in Florida?
If you are contemplating the addition of a trust into your estate plan for the first time, you likely have... Read More
Trust Blog
Should Spouses Create Reciprocal Wills?
Getting married is a life event that should prompt you to review and revise your estate plan. If you are... Read More
Will 
Selecting the Best Executor for Your Estate in Florida
Choosing an Executor for your Last Will and Testament is a critical step in estate planning since your Executor will... Read More
Estate Planning 
Tax Responsibilities After a Spouse’s Death
Losing a spouse is a deeply emotional experience and handling financial and legal matters in the aftermath can be overwhelming.... Read More
tax 
Special Needs Planning in Your Florida Estate Plan
Estate planning becomes increasingly important any time you become a parent. If your child has special needs, the need to... Read More
Special Needs Planning 
Tax Filing Responsibilities After a Spouse’s Death
Losing a spouse can be emotionally overwhelming. Addressing the financial and legal matters that typically follow the passing of a... Read More
tax 
Are Irrevocable Trusts Really Irrevocable – Part I
For many years Estate Planning attorneys touted irrevocable trusts as an immutable way to set an estate plan in stone. As more and more states have adopted the...... Read More
Estate Planning, irrevocable trusts, legal education 
Are You Prepared for the Possibility of Incapacity?
While your initial estate plan may focus on how your assets are distributed after you are gone, a more complete... Read More
Incapacity Planning 
10 Ways an Estate Planning Attorney Can Help You
An estate planning attorney can help you create a secure and well-structured plan for much more than just the distribution... Read More
Estate Planning 
Pumpkin Kisses and Harvest Wishes
As the spooky season transitions into the season of Thanksgiving, it’s important to remember our why. Most of us do what we do for our families and loved...... Read More
Estate Planning, legal education, tax planning 
What Seniors Need to Know about Medicaid
If you are at, or nearing, retirement age, and you have never before needed to rely on Medicaid to cover... Read More
Medicaid 
Why Estate Planning Is Crucial When You Remarry
In the 21st century, divorce and remarriage are commonplace. If you are contemplating a second (or subsequent) marriage and you... Read More
Estate Planning