Estate planning and administration involves many factors that need careful consideration. Our blog posts cover a wide range of topics to help you understand the nuances of creating an effective estate plan or administering a loved one’s estate. Explore our articles and contact our Palm City office to schedule a consultation with our experienced legal team.
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Why Should You Not Put Off Florida Estate Planning?Without a Florida estate plan, courts and state law decide who cares for your children, who makes your medical decisions, and who inherits your assets.
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Strategic Tips for Incorporating Charitable Giving Into Your Florida Estate PlanWant to leave a lasting charitable legacy? A Florida estate plan helps support your causes, preserve family values, and support charities beyond your lifetime.
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Strategic Tips for Incorporating Charitable Giving Into Your Florida Estate PlanLearn how to incorporate charitable giving into your Florida estate plan using trusts, donor-advised funds, and private foundations to build a lasting legacy.
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Strategic Tips for Incorporating Charitable Giving Into Your Florida Estate PlanLearn how to incorporate charitable giving into your Florida estate plan using trusts, donor-advised funds, and private foundations to build a lasting legacy.
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Ask Your Florida Estate Planning Attorney These 7 Critical Questions After RemarriageIf you are remarrying in Florida, answers to these 7 critical questions can protect your children's inheritance, manage homestead laws, and secure joint assets.
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After Remarriage, Ask These 7 Critical Estate Planning QuestionsAsk an estate planning lawyer these questions when remarrying in Florida. Protect your children's inheritance, manage homestead laws, and secure joint assets.
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7 Critical Questions to Ask an Estate Planning Attorney After RemarriageRemarrying in Florida? Discover 7 critical questions to ask an estate planning attorney to protect your children's inheritance, manage homestead laws, and secure joint assets.
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Florida Homestead Probate: Inheriting a Florida HomeWhen a Florida homeowner dies, Homestead law controls who gets the house, whether creditors can reach it, and how it can be sold. Here is what heirs should know.
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Florida Community Property Trust: Spare Your Spouse A Tax BillAvoiding a capital gains tax bill is not easy. Since Florida is not a community property state, a Community Property Trust may protect your assets.
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Should I Use An AI Chatbot to Create My Estate Plan?Using an AI chatbot to create my estate plan makes sense - or does it? AI is so accessible and easy to use because its responses come across as authoritative.
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Florida Summary Administration Limit Doubles to $150,000Florida’s summary administration limit rose from $75,000 to $150,000 on July 1, 2026. Here is what the new probate law means for Martin County families.
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Why a Power of Attorney Doesn't Matter After Death in FloridaA Florida power of attorney ends the moment the principal dies. Here is what replaces it, what happens if an agent uses it anyway, and what to do first.