Estate Planning & Probate

Both Florida law and federal law do not see cryptocurrency as money. Instead, it's seen as personal property, so you cannot treat it in the same way you would with paper money, insurance benefits or investments. This could have a significant impact on your estate...

It's generally a good idea for any adult living in Florida to have an estate plan regardless of his or her relationship status. Creating such a plan can make it easier to ensure that your affairs are settled quickly after you pass. It can also help to ensure that your...

Your Florida estate cannot be planned when the documents are not prepared right the first time. The first part of any good plan is to gather the tools that you need to be successful. The first step is to know which types of documents you will need. Last will and...

Preparing your estate plan in Florida ensures your family and assets remain protected in the event of your death or incapacitation. An estate doesn't need millions of dollars worth of assets to start. Your age also doesn't matter since an estate plan can help prepare...

College students in Florida are entering adulthood and need to think about some responsibilities. Once, your parents made all decisions. Now, certain laws may block them from doing so. You need to create a few documents to make sure the people you love and trust are...

Estate planning can be a complex process. If you have recently started it, you may not know what documents you need to include in your plan. As you take stock of your property and personal circumstances, you may wonder if drafting a will is necessary. Yet, everyone...

Estate planning in Florida doesn't end with writing a will. To supplement your will, you'll want to include a few other documents to ensure that your last wishes are fulfilled. While a will covers your assets after you die, it doesn't cover other end-of-life issues...

Estate planning in Florida doesn't end with writing a will. To supplement your will, you'll want to include a few other documents to ensure that your last wishes are fulfilled. While a will covers your assets after you die, it doesn't cover other end-of-life issues...