When many Florida residents hear the term "estate planning," they think of older people settling their final affairs. However, creating an estate plan does not have to be something that only applies to older people. In fact, even if you have only recently reached the...
Steps involved to execute a will
If you have never been part of a will reading, it's a good idea to know ahead of time what to expect. This includes the steps that are involved to execute a will. If a family member dies, you simply cannot go to their home and claim what you know has been left behind...
Explaining what happens when a disabled child turns 18
Having a special needs child presents a lot of problems for parents. They might not know how to protect their children, especially if their child does not have the mental capacity to make their own decisions or to protect themselves. Parents have a couple of options...
Give consent before accepting treatment
Whether you are headed to the hospital for a surgery or are being moved into a nursing home, you need to give consent prior to receiving any type of treatment. This includes accepting prescriptions, receiving shots, being operated on, receiving cancer treatments and...
How to choose the right trustee
Choosing the right trustee is one of the most important parts of developing an estate plan. A trust helps you protect yourself, your assets and your loved ones once you are gone. If you don't choose someone who is responsible enough to handle the trust, then you could...
