Monthly Archives: September 2021
Estate Planning For LGBTQ Couples In Florida
Everyone can benefit from developing an estate plan, including LGBTQ couples. As a rule of thumb, people in the LGBTQ community are less likely to get married, not to mention that they may have children where only one or none of the partners is the child’s biological parent. That is why estate planning is… Read More »
What Does ‘Per Stirpes’ Mean In Florida Last Will And Testaments?
If you have seen someone use the term “per stirpes” in a Last Will and Testament, you might wonder, “What does it mean?” Many Wills contain the words “per stirpes,” which is Latin for “by branch.” The legal term “per stirpes” in a Will refers to how the Testator’s assets will be distributed to… Read More »
Land Trust: What Is It And What Are The Benefits?
Many Floridians are setting up Land Trusts for their properties in the Sunshine State. But what is a Land Trust, and can you benefit from creating it as part of your estate plan in Florida? If you are considering setting up a Land Trust in Florida, consult with a St. Petersburg trust planning attorney… Read More »
Do Prenuptial Agreements Override A Last Will And Testament In Florida?
An increasing number of Floridians understand the importance of having a comprehensive estate plan that includes a Last Will and Testament. Many people who write a Will also have a prenuptial agreement stemming from their marriage. But do prenups override Wills in Florida? What happens if a prenuptial agreement and a Will are in… Read More »