If you are in an unhappy or unfulfilling marriage, you may feel like you are on a slowly sinking ship. While there may see nothing wrong with divorcing your spouse, you also may want to do everything possible to rescue your failing marriage. A postnuptial agreement...
Knowing the requirements of an exempt trust can be beneficial
Learning what an exempt trust can do for you in Florida may be beneficial if you are married and want to save as much money as possible on estate taxes. Using this type of trust allows your assets to be held by a surviving spouse. What are the requirements for an...
Benefits of having a prenup in a second marriage
In the past, the idea of a prenuptial agreement may have felt a little taboo. However, today many couples choose to complete this document, especially when they are entering into a second or third marriage. Florida law defines a prenup as "an agreement between...
Estate planning for new parents
Florida parents generally have a lot to think about when setting up their estate plans. Even if your estate plan is already solidified, it will need major edits once you become a parent. If you don't have an estate plan in place, making one ensures that your child...
Estate planning for children with special needs
Estate planning is crucial for every American adult. That's particularly true when children are involved. Every parent in Florida should at least have a will. This makes it possible for them to distribute their assets as they see fit. A will is also an opportunity to...
3 key components every estate plan should have
Having a basic estate plan in place may work wonders when it comes to giving you peace of mind and letting you plan for your future. If you have neglected to create an estate plan up until this point, you may want to consider how not doing so may leave your loved ones...
Senior citizens and estate planning
While all Florida adults can benefit from estate planning, it becomes more important as people grow older. Senior citizens can use estate planning to ensure that their wishes will be followed after they pass away and that their assets and belongings will be...
How to use trusts to leave assets to your children
If you have children, one of the best ways to leave your assets to them is through various kinds of trusts. Choosing the right trust is key for Floridians who want to maximize what they leave for their heirs. General factors to consider Everyone's estate planning...
Estate planning for blended families
Planning your estate is a necessity that is often broached too late in life, causing unnecessary stress and confusion. If you have made the decision to get started with the planning of your estate for your blended family in the state of Florida, there are a few...
Guardianship for Specials Needs Child
When a child reaches the age of 18, they become an adult in the eyes of the law. In Florida, that means they have the right to be notified and consent to evaluations as well as the right to invite others into IEP meetings and they also have a right to decide the...
