Florida has a large population of military veterans. When Veterans' benefits become a part of the public discourse, there is usually wide interest among this state's former military members. Sometimes, however, legislation is proposed that helps the public in general...
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Divorce can make saving for retirement more difficult
Most Floridians going through a divorce understand that the process can have a wide range of short-term financial and emotional effects. What's less apparent is how it can affect one's long-term retirement goals. According to research by the Center for Retirement...
Estate planning for military families
Estate planning is important for everyone nearing retirement age or looking to prepare for the final decades of life. However, as part of a military family, there are special considerations to take into account when making arrangements for your future asset...
Many custodial parents don’t get full child support
Florida divorced parents who have custody of their children may be interested in a federal report, Custodial Mothers and Fathers and Their Child Support. While some may believe that single parents get too much support, the statistics paint a different picture. The...
Estate planning regarding the family home can prevent discord
A majority of Americans, including here in Florida, do not have a will or basic estate planning essentials. Part of the reason is the apparent urban legend that says estate planning is solely for those wealthy individuals who have substantial assets. Many people,...
Elder law planning allows for control over post-retirement years
Elder law planning in Florida is a vital concern to most persons approaching their retirement years. It is a subject that is best addressed as early as possible. Adequate advance planning can allow for maximum protection against a less-than-optimal experience in one's...