Category Archives: Estate Planning
The People Who Can Contest A Will
In the state of Florida, certain people can contest a will. And, by contesting a will, these people can make it harder for the other beneficiaries, connected to your estate, to receive the assets you wish to give them. Going over the people who can contest a will, and speaking with an estate planning… Read More »
3 Things You Can Do To Make Your Passing Easier For Your Loved Ones
The days and weeks after a death tend to be chaotic, uncertain, and confusing. But, there are a number of things you can do, to make your passing easier for your loved ones. Going over three of the most useful things you can do to make your passing easier for your loved ones, and… Read More »
The Significance Of Intangible Property
Every estate plan can contain the following: tangible property and intangible property. Tangible property is property that you can touch and hold. And, intangible property is a little different from tangible property, in several key ways. Going over the significance of intangible property when it comes to your estate plan, and speaking with an… Read More »
Paying Bills And Taxes: A Financial Power Of Attorney Can Help
A power of attorney can help you satisfy all manner of obligations in the event that you are unable to do so on your own. This is true of medical powers of attorney, as well as financial powers of attorney. Going over the ways in which a financial power of attorney can help you… Read More »
Paying Off The Debts You Owe After Passing
If you pass away, while owing debts, those debts will persist. This means that they must be dealt with, even if you are no longer. But, even though this is true, the situation is a little more complex than that. Going over what can happen to your debts in the event that you pass… Read More »
Facilitated Mediation Can Be Used To Resolve Will Disputes
A will dispute can make it much more difficult for your beneficiaries to receive the assets you would like to give them. But, even though will disputes are challenging, there are a number of ways to resolve them. Going over how facilitated mediation can be used to resolve will disputes, and speaking with a… Read More »
A Living Will Is Very Useful
A living will is a useful tool that can protect you from healthcare decisions that do not align with your wishes. You do not need a living will, but it’s almost always worth developing one that fits into your estate plan. Going over what a living will is, and speaking with a Florida estate… Read More »
The Significance Of Residuary Beneficiaries
A beneficiary is someone who will be given the assets you have outlined for them in your estate plan. To ensure that your beneficiaries receive the assets you wish to give them, you must develop an estate plan/will that includes them. Going over the significance of residuary beneficiaries in an estate plan, and speaking… Read More »
4 Situations That Can Allow Your Family Members To Ignore Your Estate Planning Wishes
If you make an estate plan then, within that estate plan, there will be documents that clarify these wishes. Your family members must honor your wishes when you pass away. Even though the above is true, there are situations that, if present, can allow your family members to ignore your estate planning wishes. And,… Read More »
The Problem With Probate Litigation
If you have a will then, in the event of your passing, that will is likely to go through probate. By going through probate, your assets can be assessed, allowing them to go to your chosen beneficiaries. Even though the process outlined above usually goes very well, there is always the possibility that someone… Read More »
