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Monthly Archives: March 2021

Guardianship

What is the Difference Between Conservatorship and Guardianship in Florida?

By Legacy Protection, LLP |

Many people mistakenly believe that conservatorship and guardianship are synonyms or the same legal proceeding.  However, these two terms describe two different legal processes under Florida law. In Florida, you can file a petition for guardianship when your family member has become incapacitated due to a bodily injury or illness that has affected his… Read More »

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Living Will: What is It and What Are the Benefits?

By Legacy Protection, LLP |

A Living Will is a legal document that allows you to describe your wishes regarding medical treatment and procedures when you are no longer able to provide informed consent.  The person creating the Living Will (“the principal”) can describe his or her preferences for medical treatment for his or her end of life care…. Read More »

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What Happens to a Home with a Mortgage Upon the Borrower’s Death?

By Legacy Protection, LLP |

A common issue when a homeowner dies is the outstanding balance on a mortgage loan on the decedent’s homestead property.  In this case, the beneficiary or next of kin who inherits the home will have to decide what to do with the property.   Many inheritors of the homestead property struggle to keep-up with the… Read More »

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How to Get a Power of Attorney for My Elderly Parents in Florida?

By Legacy Protection, LLP |

If you have noticed that your aging parents are losing their ability to make decisions regarding their healthcare or finances on their own, you may want to consider getting a power of attorney. A power of attorney allows the principal (an elderly parent) to empower someone they trust (their child) to make decisions concerning… Read More »

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