Monthly Archives: August 2020
What is the Preference of Appointment of the Personal Representative in Florida Probates?
One of the many benefits of creating a Will in Florida is the testator’s ability to appoint a personal representative. Selecting your personal representative is a fundamental part of estate planning. But who is to serve if there is no Will when someone dies? Who has the “preference of appointment” to serve as the… Read More »
Estate Planning for Single Parents: How to Protect Your Children?
Many families in America have single-parent households. While everyone should have an estate plan, the need for estate planning is greater for single parents with minor children. If the single parent dies or becomes incapacitated, does he or she know who will care for their child? By setting up a plan ahead of time,… Read More »
Estate Planning for Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease in Florida
While all of us hope that we will be in good health and of a sound mind as we age, there is always a risk of developing some sort of condition that may impact our mental abilities. For many older people, being diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s means that they are unable to make… Read More »
4 Reasons Why You Should Avoid the Probate Process in Florida
After your death, your surviving loved ones will determine if there are assets of yours that need to go through probate. Probate is a court-supervised process where a Personal Representative is appointed by the Court, and your assets are distributed to your creditors and surviving heirs. Probate is very easy to avoid if you… Read More »