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 fiduciary? Who should act as my fiduciary?
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Can a married couple create a joint revocable trust?
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How often should I update my Durable Power of Attorney?
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Why use an attorney to change your estate planning documents?
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Are my out-of-state estate planning documents good in Florida?
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What is a Health Care Proxy and how is it Different from a Health Care Surrogate?
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How can I dispose of personal property in my estate plan?
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What Happens to the Power of Attorney When Someone Dies in Florida?
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How can I make sure my estate wishes are followed after my death?
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How Often Should You Revisit Your Florida Estate Plan?
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Can I name multiple people as my power of attorney?
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How Much Do We Charge For Revocable Living Trusts?
