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A new law signed by Governor Ron DeSantis this spring aims to target the exploitation and financial abuse of Florida's oldest citizens. Criminals often target seniors by stealing their personal information to access their accounts and make fraudulent transfers. Review...
No one wants to think about death, but you do need to do some things to prepare for it if you have children. One way Florida parents can do this is by having a will. Here are several reasons why every parent needs to have a will. Caring for your minor children If...
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...
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...
Thinking about estate planning in advance can help preserve your assets and reduce the burden on your heirs. Making a valid will is often the first step you need to ensure a distribution of your property that accords with your wishes.In the absence of a will, probate...
Florida readers may know that a divorce can be most difficult for the youngest members of the family. Children often bear the emotional brunt of this decision, and while this transition will be complex, it is still possible to make this time of transition easier for...
Divorce is never an easy process, as two spouses essentially have to untangle their lives both emotionally and financially. This can be challenging whether you have been married for five years or 50 years.Fortunately, just because you are going through divorce in...
Divorce is difficult on every member of the family, and the children are no exception. Parents know that the decisions that they make regarding custody will have an impact on the lives of the youngest members of the family for years to come, and they should approach...
