Young Adults Entering College Need an Estate Plan
Turning eighteen is an exciting time for young adults who are going off to college or starting their careers. But reaching the age of majority means that your child…
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Understanding the Legality of Video Wills in Florida
Movies inspire all sorts of creative ideas, including the notion of video wills. However, can you really create a legally binding will through video in Florida? Let’s examine the…
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Empowering Women: Taking Control of Your Healthcare and Finances Through Two Important Estate Planning Documents
It’s paramount for women to establish advanced directives and designate a durable power of attorney to ensure their healthcare and financial wishes are respected in critical times. Historically, women have…
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Can I Revoke My Will?
The short answer is yes, you can revoke your will. Creating a will is a crucial step in ensuring that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after…
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The Corporate Transparency Act: What Business Owners Need to Know
The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is a crucial legislative update that could have a significant impact on your business. Understanding the Corporate Transparency Act The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) is…
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Can Non-Residents Serve as Personal Representatives?
As a reminder, a personal representative is the person appointed by the court to be the executor of someone’s estate during a probate administration. Who is Eligible to Serve as…
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Celebrity Estate Lessons: Heath Ledger and the Importance of Domicile
The loss of a young life is always tragic. And sometimes, if it is the death of a celebrity, it hits home for so many of us — because, having…
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Casey Kasem & Larry King: Celebrity Estate Planning Disasters
Celebrities entertain and amuse us. And following their lives can be so exciting. There is so much to focus on: celebrity fashions, weight gain and weight loss, endless marriages and…
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2 Ways to Resign as Trustee in Florida
As we have mentioned before, the job of a trustee is critical. But it’s not easy. A trustee is a fiduciary. As such, he or she has several duties to…
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Off to College? Don’t Forget to Pack These 3 Critical Estate Planning Documents.
Death can strike anyone at any time. It does not afflict only the old and feeble. Death can come unexpectedly even to young, vibrant college students. We see this all…
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