Our FAQs provide answers to common questions about the estate planning and estate administration process in Florida. By exploring these resources, you can better understand the steps involved and the importance of planning ahead for the future. Contact our Palm City office for assistance creating an estate plan or completing the probate process after a loved one has passed away.
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If I Have a Last Will and Testament, Does that Mean I Can Avoid Probate?
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How Can Your Tax Planning Be Affected By Your Estate Planning, And Vice Versa?
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How Do I Know If It Is Time to Update My Revocable Trust?
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Should I Keep My Out of State Estate Plan When I Move to Florida?
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Should I Use a Revocable Trust or an Irrevocable Trust?
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Is a Husband or Wife Automatically Granted Spouse Power of Attorney in Florida?
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How Will You Protect Your Kids from the Proposed Inherited Wealth Changes?
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Is Your Estate Plan a Hit or a Miss?
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Should a Limited Liability Company Be a Part of Your Estate Planning?
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Should Arbitration Clauses Be Included in Trust Agreements?
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Should I Sign a Living Will?
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A Year in Review: Does Your Florida Estate Plan Meet Your Needs