Ways to Avoid Probate in Florida
Estate Planning One of the greatest concerns regarding estate planning is avoiding probate court. While most believe such process to be complicated and virtually unattainable, be assured that it doesn’t need to be all that complicated. Florida law provides...
Revocable versus Irrevocable Trusts in Florida
Estate Planning The concept of utilizing a trust as an estate planning tool can be confusing to many. Trusts range from relatively simple to more complicated in nature. This level of complexity is typically determined by the individual’s assets, desired distribution...
Power of Attorney Options in Florida
Estate Planning Typically, a person entering into a contract, opening an account or purchasing an asset must do so by signing the relevant document themselves. However, on occasion they may be unable to handle these matters by themselves due to incapacity,...
How to Establish Florida Permanent Residency
Estate Planning It is no secret that Florida’s beautiful beaches, lack of state income tax and generous homestead exemptions make it a very attractive location to which out-of-staters relocate. When doing so, these new residents ultimately intend to make Florida their...
Joint Tenancy with Right of Survivorship & Tenancy by the Entirety as Alternative Estate Planning Tools in Florida
Estate Planning Estate planning is the process of arranging during one’s lifetime for the disposal and distribution of that person’s assets after death. Wills and trusts are commonly used when devising an estate plan. However, when it comes to attempting to avoid...
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