You don’t need an estate to engage in proper estate planning. Of course, if you haven’t a copper farthing to your name, you can probably slide by without a Durable Power of Attorney or a Last Will and Testament. But if you’ve got a beating heart in your chest, and if you acknowledge that the … read more
Estate Planning for All!
While available in some states, common law marriage and same-sex marriage are not recognized in Florida. This means that unmarried couples, same-sex couples and couples in other committed non-traditional relationships cannot rely on the government to provide them with protections and benefits that traditional married couples take for granted, such as Florida’s inheritance laws. Under … read more
Will Power: Florida Last Will and Testament
By way of disclaimer, I must declare as follows: It is always a bad idea to haunt your relatives after you are dead. It never works out the way you think. This doesn’t mean, however, that death should prevent you from exerting your Will, especially where your hard-earned cash and property are concerned. You can’t … read more