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A health care surrogate plays a crucial role in safeguarding the well-being and dignity of someone who can no longer make their own medical decisions. It requires a deep understanding of the principal’s wishes and values and the ability to communicate effectively with...
If you feel something isn’t right about a loved one’s will, it’s critical to know when and how you can contest it. This issue can be intimidating for many people, especially if valuable assets are on the line. In this blog, we’ll discuss the key moments when you can...
A trust works similarly to a safety deposit box – it can protect your assets, but you must put something inside it first. If you forget to put or transfer your valuables inside, the box is just an empty container. Funding a trust simply means transferring assets into...
When planning your estate in Florida, you have some important decisions to make. One of these is deciding who will take care of your affairs after you are gone. While most people name a single personal representative, you might consider appointing multiple...
As you plan for the future and consider how to pass on your legacy, you're likely weighing your options for transferring property to loved ones. One tool that may have crossed your radar is a lady bird deed. In Florida, this deed can be a powerful way to ensure that...
When making estate plans, it is essential to consider the fate of your body after you pass away. Anatomical donation can be a generous and meaningful act. Discussing this plan with your family is crucial. There is no federal law requiring you to inform your family...
Many people wonder what happens to their bodies after they die. Traditional burials and cremations are more well-known, but anatomical donation offers a special way to make a lasting impact. Leaving a legacy through medical education Anatomical donation allows you to...
Parents plan for their children’s future in many ways. They save for college, teach them responsibility and hope for the best. But what happens when you are no longer able to make those decisions? In Florida, a “pre-need guardian” is someone you designate to care for...
When you set up a trust, one of the pivotal decisions you will make is selecting the right trustee. This person or entity will be responsible for managing your trust's assets, ensuring they reach the right beneficiaries according to your wishes. Many people choose a...
Navigating estate planning in Florida can be complex. And, one question that often comes up is whether a living will is the same thing as a traditional will in Florida. Both are essential, but they serve unique purposes and come into play at different times. Living...
