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2 Things You Should Not Include With Your Estate Planning Documents
A wide variety of different types of information must be included with your estate planning documents. But, there are other types of information that cannot, and really should not, be included with your estate planning documents. Going over the two most notable things you should not include with your estate planning documents, and speaking… Read More »
5 Types Of Assets You Can Use To Fund Your Trust
A good trust is one of the most important components in an estate plan. But, in order for your trust to be used as the means through which your assets are distributed to your beneficiaries, you must fund it. Going over the five types of assets you can use to fund your trust, and… Read More »
What Are The Signs Of Financial Elder Abuse?
Many elderly people struggle with managing, and going about, their day-to-day lives. This can lead to elder abuse of various sorts, including financial elder abuse. Going over the signs of financial elder abuse, and speaking with an estate planning lawyer, will allow your elderly loved one to protect their financial assets. What Is Financial… Read More »
Is A Handwritten Will Valid In The State Of Florida?
To answer the question outlined above, “Yes, a handwritten will is valid in the state of Florida.” But, the above is true only if certain conditions are met. If these conditions are not met, then your handwritten will is not valid in the state of Florida. Going over the ways in which you can… Read More »
Are Probate Records Public Information?
Every probate record is considered public information within the state of Florida. Given this fact, most of the information these records contain is also public and, as such, accessible to those who wish to access it. Going over what it means for your probate records to be public information, and speaking with a Florida… Read More »
Is A Power Of Attorney Important, When Developing An Estate Plan?
The answer to the question outlined above is “Yes, a power of attorney is important, when developing an estate plan.” Going over the ways in which a power of attorney is important, and speaking with an estate planning lawyer, will allow you to develop an effective estate plan that includes a good power of… Read More »
Is Developing An “I Love You” Will A Good Idea?
You may have heard of a type of will referred to as an “I love you will.” And, you may be interested in developing a will of that sort. But, even though this type of will may sound right for you, it is likely not. Going over the flaws that an “I love you”… Read More »
The Process Of Establishing Guardianship In The State Of Florida
To establish a guardianship within the state of Florida, there is a process that must be followed. Familiarizing yourself with this process, and speaking with an attorney, allows you to establish the appropriate guardianship arrangement. What Is Guardianship In The State Of Florida? A guardian is a decision-maker who has been appointed to make… Read More »
What Are The 3 Most Common Ways A Trust Can Fail?
A trust can fail in many different ways. But, there are three ways, in particular, that are the most common. By being aware of these reasons, it will be easier for you to work with a trust administration lawyer and to avoid them. What Are The Benefits Of A Trust? A trust offers a… Read More »
If You Have Unpaid Bills During Probate, What Happens To Them?
Sometimes, a person dies with unpaid bills. And, when their estate goes through probate, these unpaid bills must be dealt with. Going over what happens to unpaid bills during probate, and speaking with a Florida probate lawyer at the Millhorn Elder Law Planning Group, will allow you to obtain the best possible outcome when… Read More »
