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Chances are you are always thinking about what will happen to your minor child when you are unable to take care of them. And an estate plan can give you peace of mind regarding this matter - you can choose a guardian for your child. But who should you pick? Someone...
Probate disputes happen for many reasons, such as unequal bequests or questions over the validity of an estate plan. Often, it is the high-value assets that cause problems. Adult children argue about how to split up their parents’ life savings or what to do with the...
Creating a will is a very important undertaking. This effort helps to empower people to provide support for those they love and choose who will inherit their property when they die. Without a will, Florida state law determines who inherits any property that belonged...
Do you feel like you’re living your life increasingly online? If so, it’s time to start thinking about digital estate planning. Gone are the days when estate planning meant simply deciding who will inherit your physical belongings. Today's world demands that you also...
When business owners know that it’s time to pass their company to the next generation, it is important to write up a business succession plan. The stakes of such a transition are too high to simply leave to chance. The next generation needs guidance, which can be...
People often misunderstand that a will and a trust are not the same thing. While they both help dictate how assets are distributed after someone passes away, trusts often have more benefits. Trusts are able to circumvent probate, estate taxes and will disputes. People...
Car crashes are harrowing experiences that can leave both physical and emotional scars. Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are particularly concerning among the physical injuries. Even more troubling is that the symptoms of a TBI might not present themselves immediately...
There are numerous ways to transfer assets to an heir when you pass away. Many people will simply put these assets in their will, and they can then name beneficiaries who take control of the assets. The estate executor inventories the assets, pays off debts and then...
The legal process of settling a deceased person's estate, or probate as commonly known, can be fraught with unforeseen challenges that can catch families off guard. What may seem like a straightforward procedure for your loved ones can quickly become complex, legally...
People who are close to an individual with significant resources often expect that they will inherit property from their estate. Family members, especially children, often expect to receive a sizable portion of someone's property after they die. In certain cases,...
