Planning for the future of your estate begs many questions. Do I need a will? What is a trust? My estate isn’t very large, or I have dependents with special needs – what does this mean for my estate? Here, our attorneys answer these important questions and many more to give you the insight and guidance you need to get started securing the future for yourself and your family.
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What is a Miller Trust?
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Can I have multiple health care surrogates?
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Should I include a letter of instruction in my Sun City Center estate plan?
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How will my elderly loved ones get the right long-term care without losing their home and savings?
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How are survivorship life insurance policies helpful in estate planning?
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How can I include my favorite charities in my Florida estate plan?
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What is Asset Protection?
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What should I bring to a meeting with an estate planning lawyer?
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When should I consider getting guardianship over my elderly parent?
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What is voluntary guardianship in Florida?
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If I have a good estate plan, can I avoid a guardianship proceeding altogether?
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Why Is It Important to Fill out the Questionnaire Prior to Your Meeting?
