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Category Archives: Estate Planning

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Probate Is A Long Process

By Eric Millhorn |

Your assets must go through probate after your passing. Probate is useful, but quite long. And, probate can also be very expensive. Both of these things can make it hard for your beneficiaries to get what you would like to give them. Going over the standard length of probate, and speaking with an estate… Read More »

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The Significance Of A Fraud-Based Will Contest

By Eric Millhorn |

Your will can be contested by those who are connected to the will. Someone connected to the will could accuse it of being fraudulent; among other possibilities. By contesting your will, and claiming that it was made in a fraudulent manner, your beneficiaries will have a much harder time receiving the assets you wish… Read More »

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Debt After Death

By Eric Millhorn |

You may pass away with debts that have yet to be paid. Even though you have passed on, these debts may still need to be taken care of. Going over the basic facts that underlie paying debts after your death, and speaking with a Florida estate planning lawyer at the Millhorn Elder Law Planning… Read More »

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Firearms Are Hard To Inherit

By Eric Millhorn |

Every single one of your assets can go to the beneficiaries of your choosing. You can ensure that they do so by developing a will that properly clarifies your wishes. Even though the above is true, firearms can be hard to inherit. Going over why this is the case, and speaking with an estate… Read More »

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Your Will Should Not Contain A “Divide Fairly” Request

By Eric Millhorn |

Estate planning is never simple. And, even though you may want to, taking shortcuts is rarely advised. And, out of all these shortcuts, one of the most notable is as follows: giving your assets to a family member to divide fairly. Going over why your will should not contain a “divide fairly” request, and… Read More »

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Your Beneficiaries Can Lose Their Intended Assets Through Probate

By Eric Millhorn |

Probate is used to ensure that the wishes named within your will are granted. By having your assets go through probate, your assets can go to your chosen beneficiaries. Even though the above is true, probate can lead to your beneficiaries losing some of their intended assets. By going over why this is the… Read More »

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The 3 Major Benefits Of A Proper Will

By Eric Millhorn |

A proper will can help protect your assets, ensuring that they go to your chosen beneficiaries. This is part of why developing a will is of the utmost importance. Going over the three major benefits of a proper will, and speaking with a Florida estate planning lawyer will help you develop an estate plan… Read More »

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You Can Use A Power Of Attorney To Protect Your Business

By Eric Millhorn |

A power of attorney gives someone else the ability to make decisions on your behalf. You can use a power of attorney to protect your health and finances, as well as your business. Going over how you can use a power of attorney to protect your business, and speaking with a lawyer, will help… Read More »

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The Importance Of Back-Up Beneficiaries

By Eric Millhorn |

The primary beneficiaries named in your will  – and your trust – could pass away before they are able to receive what you are able to give them. This is unpleasant to think about, but there is a chance it could happen. Going over the importance of back-up beneficiaries, and speaking with an estate… Read More »

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Protecting Your Estate From Medical Bills

By Eric Millhorn |

Your estate is responsible for paying any medical bills you happen to owe after your passing. This means that, if you owe a great deal of money to a particular hospital, they will try to take that money from your estate. Even though the above is true, you can protect your estate from medical… Read More »

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