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As parents age, it is natural for their children to take on more responsibility in assisting them with everything from occasional needs to everyday caregiving. For many, this includes finding ways to approach estate planning for elderly parents. Disc…
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Modern families often include second (or subsequent) marriages, half-siblings, stepchildren, and many other types of complicated relationships. That can lead to complications when spouses and children from your various relationships conflict. But you…
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When your divorce is finalized, it can feel like your whole life gets reset. But if you don’t revisit your estate planning after divorce, the legal implications can create chaos for your family in your final days, and may send your family back to c…
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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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No one wants to hear that someone close to them has died. But you may not know what to do next after it happens. Following this checklist can help you know what to do when a loved one passes away. What to Do First When a Loved One Passes Away The mom…
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No one wants to go to court over a loved one’s assets. Disputes between beneficiaries often cut to the heart of family discord and pit loved ones against one another. But that doesn’t mean you have to give up on receiving a fair inheritance or sh…
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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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The process of challenging a loved one’s Will in Florida probate can be lengthy, complicated, and emotionally draining. That’s why, before you start the paperwork, you should sit down with an experienced Florida probate attorney and ask, “Do I…
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