Free Report: Florida Letters of Instruction – Part1
The letter of instruction is designed to address these types of practical, day-to-day questions your representatives might face. It is... Read More
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Facebook Users Can Now Designate a “Legacy Contact”
Facebook has recently updated its user policies to allow account holders to designate a so-called “legacy contact.” This legacy contact... Read More
Estate Planning Basic Questions About Estate Planning – How Can I Protect my Pets?
In today’s entry in our ongoing series on basic questions about estate planning, we are going look at how you... Read More
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Letters of Instruction in Florida: Specific Details, Updates, Options
Letters of Instruction in Florida: Specific Details, Updates, Options from Robert Kulas To start your letter of instruction, it’s usually... Read More
Estate Planning Letters of Instruction in Florida: Essential Issues
Letters of Instruction in Florida: Essential Issues from Robert Kulas A letter of instruction is, unlike many of the other... Read More
Estate Planning Estate Planning for Generation X
Members of Generation X, the generation of Americans sandwiched between the larger Baby Boom and Millennial generations, is slowly easing... Read More
Estate Planning Estate Sales and Estate Plans
When it comes to estate planning and estate sales, the two topics might not be as closely linked as their... Read More
Estate Planning Your Estate Plan and Your Faith
When people in Florida create an estate plan, questions of faith, spirituality, religion, and values often lie at the heart... Read More
Estate Planning When a Child Divorces: Estate Planning Questions to Consider
Of the many questions you’ll have to think about and answer as you go through the estate planning process, one... Read More
Estate Planning, inheritance planning Newly Married Seniors and Estate Planning
In our last blog post, we talked about how newly married couples in Florida need to take the time to consider... Read More
Estate Planning You’re Recently Married. Now it’s Time to Make an Estate Plan
For recently married couples living in the state of Florida, your new life as spouses has just begun. As newlyweds,... Read More
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