It is natural to feel a sense of accomplishment after your estate plan comes together. After all, it has plenty of moving parts and takes a lot of time, effort and energy to orchestrate. But the journey is not over after you finish the plan. You must keep the plan...
Month: January 2021
Non-probate assets can save your beneficiaries time and money
If you have a Florida will, your estate may pass through probate faster than if you die without one, but particular assets are still subject to the process. Going one step further and creating an estate plan can increase the amount of non-probate assets, saving your...
The importance of updating estate plans
When you create your estate plans, you do so with the intent of protecting your legacy. However, if you do not update your estate planning documents, your legacy could end up in the hands of some stranger or intended person. Other complications could arise that could...
Linking elder abuse with an unfair will
Courts usually respect the terms in a valid will. It is difficult in most situations to change anything about a will after someone has died. However, there are some situations in which the court might consider a will contest. One of these might be if the decedent had...