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Veterans and their spouses in Florida could qualify for new VA benefits. The Veterans Health Care and Benefits Improvements Act of 2020 brings several changes to VA benefits. Medal of Honor pension for surviving spouses Surviving spouses could receive their spouse's...
Anyone that's gone through the probate process knows that it can be both time-consuming and expensive. While the probate process is a necessary step for handling a will in the state of Florida after a person's passing, it's not always a necessity depending on the type...
From a sudden medical emergency to the slow onset of mental decline, if you become physically or mentally incapacitated, you may not be able to express your wishes to health care providers and loved ones. While it can be deeply uncomfortable to think about these types...
Florida residents should have an understanding of basic estate planning that includes any crypto assets. While the general public views crypto as digital money, the courts may view it as personal property, especially for estate planning. Key components of crypto...
Florida residents should take the time to talk to an attorney about the Medicaid planning process. This process helps set you up for the best chance of success for getting approved for Medicaid coverage when you reach the age to apply. When prepping, you should...
Florida inhabitants who are looking to start their estate planning should consider all of their assets. Most people get so focused on their bigger assets like their home and their savings that they forget about all the smaller items. It's important that you address...
Thousands of Florida residents served with the U.S. armed forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, and most of them spent time in facilities with burn pits. Some of these pits, which were built to dispose of waste in areas with little or no infrastructure, covered an area of...
Estate is a fancy term for items and assets that you want to pass on to others when you die. When you don't have an estate plan in Florida, the court will make the decisions for you on what happens to your property. It's not just for when you die either. You should...
You have a disabled child and worry about how you will provide them with stability after you die. How do you plan for the inevitable? A good option for you may be a Special Needs Trust. Special needs trusts, a type of Medicaid trust, allow you to leave assets in a way...
By now, most people in Florida know that they should include their assets and properties in their will. However, there are a few other items that you should include in your will before you officially sign off on it. When you include more information, you'll have more...
