Should I Tell People My Healthcare Wishes in My Will?
When creating a will, you will list all kinds of information including who you want to have some of your... Read More
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Your Power of Attorney and Your Trust: How Do They Interact?
A power of attorney is an essential estate planning document. It lets you appoint an agent to make a range... Read More
Incapacity Planning, Wills and Trusts Is Your Incapacity Plan Medicaid-Ready?
Having an incapacity plan is vitally important. You never know when catastrophe may strike, and even the youngest and healthiest... Read More
Incapacity Planning, Long Term Care, Medicaid Are You Missing These Asset Protection Opportunities?
Estate planning involves a number of strategies for protecting yourself and your loved ones. Have you taken advantage of these... Read More
Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning, Wills and Trusts More Than One Attorney-in-Fact? Probably Not a Great Idea
Choosing someone to serve as your attorney-in-fact (also called your agent) pursuant to your Power of Attorney can be a... Read More
Incapacity Planning Why Your 18-Year-Old Needs to Meet With an Estate Planning Attorney
An estate planning attorney’s office is the last place you’ll find most college kids, but when your child turns 18,... Read More
Incapacity Planning What’s the Purpose of a Florida Living Will?
A Living Will is an indispensable estate planning tool, but it covers limited circumstances. In Florida, a Living Will is... Read More
Incapacity Planning Must a Power of Attorney be Registered or Recorded?
A Power of Attorney, like a Trust, does not need to be registered or recorded in the public records in... Read More
Incapacity Planning Estate Planning Term: Fiduciary
Sometimes it seems like you need to learn a whole new vocabulary in order to understand your estate plan. One... Read More
Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning, Wills and Trusts When Does a Power of Attorney Terminate?
If you sign a Durable Financial Power of Attorney in Port St. Lucie FL & Vero Beach FLÂ naming someone as... Read More
Estate Planning, Incapacity Planning Three Estate Planning Concerns for Same Sex Couples
If you’re a partner in a same-sex couple here in Florida, you know that if one partner becomes ill or... Read More
Incapacity Planning, LGBTQ, Wills and Trusts Getting Ready to Make a Living Trust
As you get ready to make a Revocable Living Trust, there are certain things you’ll want to consider. Here are... Read More
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