Most people think about estate and trust administration as simply dividing up a loved one’s assets after their deaths. But life is complicated and sometimes personal representatives and trustees face complicated financial situations. Other times, b…
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When a terminal illness or end-stage condition makes you unable to direct your own end-of-life care, it will be up to your spouse, next of kin, or health-care surrogate to make those decisions for you. A living will makes tough decisions easier by gu…
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Estate planning isn’t just about what happens after you’re dead. Portions of a complete estate plan, including a living will, can fill the gap left if you become unable to care for yourself or make decisions about your health and finances due to…
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You likely already know that a trust is one of the best ways to avoid probate and control the distribution of your estate. But having trust documents in your safety deposit box or cloud storage isn’t enough. The problems with an unfunded trust can…
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Most people think of a Will as something that only gets used after they’re dead. But a living will is different. Understanding what a living will is why you should get one can help you round out your estate plan. It will provide your family with im…
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This election year, estate planning has become part of the presidential political debate. With Vice President Kamala Harris making estate tax reform a part of her platform, now is the time to update your estate plan to avoid the tax increases that ma…
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If you have a large estate, protecting your assets and providing for your loved ones may be your top priorities in creating an estate plan. Is an asset protection trust the best way for you to do that? Find out how third-party asset protection trusts…
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Do you need to be worried about estate taxes? You may not believe you are “rich enough” to pay federal estate taxes now, but changes are coming at the end of 2025 that could trigger a significant tax liability for your heirs and your estate. To f…
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Many Florida residents have strong feelings about the medical care and treatment they want to receive. Those opinions become all the more important when you are unable to articulate them due to your mental or physical incapacity. If you want to ensur…
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Leaving a legacy is important to a lot of people. For many, one way of doing that is by supporting religious, ideological, and philanthropic organizations that align with their values. Building charitable donations into your estate plan can be a grea…
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McCabe is a knowledgeable and compassionate estate planning and probate attorney with a special understanding of the financial and tax side of your final affairs. With an advanced degree (L.L.M.) in taxation, and deep connections to Florida, McCabe balances love and logic in helping his clients create and execute their estate plans.
Casey is a sympathetic and savvy probate attorney with nearly a decade of experience first working within, and later arguing in front of, Florida’s circuit and appellate courts. He applies this versatile background with attentiveness and an even-keeled approach to address your most complicated probate matters from an all-around perspective.
Attorney Julie Marble is our newest attorney and brings with her a wealth of knowledge from her background in business, finance, and education. Her prior experience provides an additional layer of understanding to complex estates and planning for the future and security of loved ones. With a passion for helping others and for the dynamics of the co…
Attorney J. Pierce Senkarik is a seasoned lawyer who is confident and comfortable in the courtroom with years of litigation experience. Having served his country in the United States Army, then served his community as a Prosecutor and Senior Trial Lawyer for the State of Florida, Pierce Senkarik is prepared to serve our clients and handle even the…