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Creating an estate plan in Florida is often a challenge, particularly so if you have remarried after a divorce or death of a spouse. It is important to update your estate documents, including your will and any workplace benefit or insurance policies to reflect your...
If you're like most people in Florida, you want to make sure that your hard-earned retirement savings are taken care of after you die. Unfortunately, many people don't think about this until it's too late. To avoid leaving your loved ones in a difficult financial...
Florida residents who have an estate plan should not assume that it will never need to be revised. There are certain situations that warrant updating one or more of its components. You’ve gotten married or remarried If you have recently gotten married, you will want...
The average probate in Florida takes six to nine months for a large estate. Under certain circumstances, it could take longer. Small estates that are under $75,000 and don't owe debts could be wrapped up in as fast as one month. More than one will A mistake that some...
If you are a non-resident of Florida but own property in the state, you need to understand how ancillary probate works and how to avoid it. This can be an expensive and time-consuming process that you don't wish for your beneficiaries to experience. Here are some tips...
Estate planning is something that many people put off until it's too late. It's important to have estate planning conversations with your loved ones while you're still able to make decisions for yourself. The question is how should you begin the conversation? Come up...
You may have a lot of concerns when creating an estate plan that a revocable living trust could address. This estate planning tool could be great to include in your plan because it offers certain protections and benefits. Protect your privacy When you leave a will, it...
As family dynamics continue to evolve and change, blended families are becoming quite common in Florida. If you fall under this category, you should create an estate plan that addresses all family members. Read on to learn more about estate planning for blended...
Estate planning can be an overwhelming process for many Florida residents. One of the most overwhelming parts is getting all of the documentation together to start the process. The good news is, this is often the hardest part. After that, the hardest part is...
If you are planning your Florida estate, it’s important to be thorough. You will also want to avoid having your estate go through probate, which can be highly time-consuming and stressful for your family. While you go through the estate planning process, it’s wise to...
