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Practice Areas
Estate Planning
Wills
Trusts
Powers of Attorney
Advance Healthcare Directives
Remarriage Protection
Guardianships
Pet Trusts
Estate Tax Planning
Special Needs Planning
Probate
Estate Administration
Estate Litigation
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What Does Funding a Living Trust Entail?
The one facet of a Last Will and Testament that appeals to many individuals is that it is generally easier, faster, and more affordable…
Is My Will Valid from State to State?
As you may already assume, each state has its own, slightly unique estate laws. So if you move from one state to another, you…
Who Is Eligible to Have an Estate Plan?
It never seems like an ideal time to think about a situation where you are sadly no longer around to oversee your assets and…
Can a Trust Be a Retirement Account Beneficiary?
The funds within your retirement account may serve as a steady stream of income in the years following your exit from the workforce. Then,…
What Is Different Between Will Planning and Estate Planning?
Many people are under the assumption that their estate planning starts and stops at the creation of their Last Will and Testament. However, you…
What Is the Purpose of a Joint Will?
You may have joined your life with that of your partner through your marriage. Or, you may have made your commitment to them clear…
Can I Make a Holographic Will in Florida?
A holographic will is a handwritten will that is not signed by you, the testator, nor witnessed or notarized by the appropriate third parties.…
Is a Special Needs Trust Revocable or Irrevocable?
You may wish to somehow incorporate each of your loved ones into your estate plan. However, you may have to establish a unique set…
What Is Different Between a Living Trust and a Will?
You may know that a living trust and a will are two of the most common estate planning documents to be established. But what…
What Are Common Trust Mistakes to Avoid?
You may be tempted to use one of the online, do-it-yourself tools to create your trust. However, this specific estate planning document can be…
Do Unmarried Couples Need Estate Plans?
It is a common misconception that estate plans are exclusively designated for older, married couples. As a matter of fact, it is strongly recommended…
How Do I Do Estate Planning if I Have Dementia?
It is an unfortunate statistic that one-third of individuals who live past the age of 85 are expected to suffer from dementia. What’s worse,…
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