Recent Blog Posts
3 Reasons That Probate Litigation Happens To An Estate
When a person’s estate is administered to their heirs after their death, this process is known as probate. Essentially, a deceased person’s wealth and assets will be transferred to the people named in a will or to other qualified living people. In the absence of an established will in Florida, an estate will be… Read More »
How Much Does Long-Term Care Coverage Cost?
As you get older, thinking about the future and the potential life outcomes that could take place can best position you to make good decisions early on that will set you up for realities of life that may transpire. Living happily and safely in your older years is incredibly important which is why planning… Read More »
Predatory Professional Guardians And Florida
The exploitation of elderly people and predatory guardianship sound awful, and they are. But, even with laws and other procedural protections in place, these incidents still happen. And recently, many incidents have come to light. The number of occurrences that have been uncovered depicts an unsettling trend of a problem that continues to grow… Read More »
Is A Holographic Will Legally Enforceable In Florida?
Alex’s mom Estelle told him he had nothing to worry about after she passed away, and that her estate planning to do list was checked off. When she passed away, Alex only found a piece of paper entitled “will”, written in Estelle’s own handwriting. It was unsigned and not witnessed. What Alex is describing… Read More »
Tips For Discussing Estate And End Of Life Planning With Family
It is recommended to establish an estate plan while you are healthy and then review it every three to five years or as significant life changes take place to make sure that it is up to date. Having an estate plan that accurately reflects your wishes will allow your assets and wealth to be… Read More »
Top 5 Questions To Ask Your Medicaid Planning Representative
Life is unpredictable and anything can happen, including unexpected illness and death. As you get older, the prospects of developing a health ailment that greatly impacts your life become more of a reality than when you were younger. There is no way to know for sure what the future holds. This is why defending… Read More »
Protecting Vulnerable Villages Residents From The Omicron Variant
The Omicron variant has cast a dark shadow on the 2021 holiday season and is forecasted to continue to impact communities throughout the United States and abroad in 2022. While the World Health Organization is not quite sure of the severity of the variant, elderly people and people with comorbidities remain vulnerable and susceptible… Read More »
A Guide For Choosing A Nursing Home Or Long-Term Care Facility In Central Florida
Your parents are no longer able to keep up with household tasks or cook for themselves. They need assistance with changing and bathing as well. You hired a home health nurse, but she is only available a couple hours a day to check in and complete chores. You strongly believe your parents need around… Read More »
Social Media And Your Estate Plan
Social media. It is everywhere, and everyone seems to have a Facebook and Twitter account. Maybe you created a social media account, only to rarely use it. Perhaps social media is a great platform to communicate with children or grandchildren, or it used to store and share photos of loved ones. Whatever social media… Read More »
Florida Woman Sentenced To 145 Months In Prison For Elder Fraud Scam
A West Palm Beach woman was recently sentenced to 145 months in prison for an elder fraud scheme. The defendant, Edtronda Simon, and co-conspirators defrauded multiple seniors in South Florida of more than 1.4 million in funds. The defendants would cold-call vulnerable and unsuspecting seniors purporting to be a bank fraud investigator and claiming… Read More »
