Monthly Archives: July 2019
What Does Joint Tenancy Mean And Why Does It Matter To Florida Landowners?
Paying off a home mortgage is something many Americans work toward for many years. Those who can make that final payment do so with a sigh of relief. Whether or not you own your home outright, you can legally transfer your property interests to your spouse or another person after your death while avoiding… Read More »
Tips for Estate Planning When You Or a Loved One Has a Chronic Illness
If you or a loved one has suffered from a chronic illness, you know how physically, emotionally, and financially draining life can become. Whether you are taking care of yourself or caring for a loved one, managing a chronic illness takes a lot of energy and time. Those with chronic diseases must manage visiting… Read More »
Most Americans Do Not Have Adequate Retirement Savings
With our busy day to day lives, it’s easy for Americans to not think about long-term care planning in Florida. It’s human nature to believe that things will go on as they usually do. A recent study showed that 75% of Americans don’t have long-term care insurance. Over half of those without long-term health… Read More »
Should My High School Graduate Have a Durable Power of Attorney?
Parents work incredibly hard. You’ve cared for, clothed, fed, protected, and encouraged your child who just graduated from high school. Perhaps your child is heading off to university far away, joining the military or staying at home to figure out what comes next. In any case, it is wise to consider what legal documents… Read More »