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Selling Your Property To Avoid Probate In Florida
The probate process is time-consuming, expensive, and challenging. But, with proper estate planning, you can avoid probate entirely, allowing your beneficiaries to receive their assets in a timely manner. Going over one of the ways in which this can be accomplished, and speaking with a lawyer, will allow you to avoid probate in an… Read More »
Protecting Your Digital Assets With A Florida Estate Plan
A proper Florida estate plan can, and will, protect your digital assets. But, without the necessary provisions, there is a chance that your digital assets will fail to go to the people whom you would like to have them. Going over the ways in which you can protect your digital assets with a Florida… Read More »
Are There Any Assets That Avoid Probate In Florida?
Right before your assets can be given to the people you love, they must go through probate. Probate allows your assets to be organized/managed, while also preventing your beneficiaries from receiving them for quite some time, due to the overall length of the process. Given this fact, many people choose to bypass probate with… Read More »
When Does A Florida Power Of Attorney Expire?
A wide variety of laws and regulations underlie the creation, and use, of a power of attorney. Some of these laws and regulations pertain to when such an arrangement expires. Going over some of these laws and regulations, and how they pertain to the expiration of a power of attorney, while speaking with a… Read More »
Who Is Considered A Beneficiary In The State Of Florida?
A beneficiary is an individual with specific rights. Going over these rights, and speaking with a lawyer, will allow you to develop an estate plan that works for you and your loved ones. Who Is Considered A Beneficiary In The State Of Florida? A beneficiary is an individual who is legally entitled to part… Read More »
4 Life Events That Should Lead To An Updated Estate Plan
A variety of life events can, and should, lead to you reviewing, and updating, your estate plan. And, with that in mind, you can find five events that should lead to an updated estate plan in the sections right below. Going over all of these events, and speaking with a lawyer, will allow you… Read More »
3 Ways Proper Estate Planning Can Save You Lots Of Money
Proper estate planning can save you lots of money. This ensures that your loved ones will receive the assets you like to give them, without the financial challenges that can arise from receiving these assets. Going over the ways in which estate planning can save you lots of money, and speaking with an estate… Read More »
Should You Select Your Child To Be A Trustee?
Selecting the right trustee is one of the most important estate planning decisions you will ever make. Going over whether or not you should select your child to be a trustee, and speaking with a lawyer, will allow you to develop the best possible trust. What Is A Trustee? A trustee is a third… Read More »
What Is Intangible Personal Property And Does It Play A Role In Your Estate Plan?
Your estate plan can encompass two types of personal property: tangible and intangible. Going over those two types of personal property, and speaking with a lawyer, will allow you to develop an estate plan that satisfies your needs. What Is Personal Property? Personal property is, in essence, any movable thing, or intangible item, that… Read More »
Can You Prove Undue Influence?
Out of all the grounds that allow a will/trust to be contested, undue influence is one of the most notable. Going over how undue influence can be proven, and speaking with a lawyer, will allow you to obtain the best possible outcome. What Is Undue Influence? Sometimes, one party takes advantage over another party… Read More »
