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Netflix’s popular new movie, I Care a Lot, is far-fetched in a lot of ways, but it does highlight some real weaknesses in the guardianship system in certain states in our country that make it possible for an unscrupulous guardian […]
Read More »The public has become fascinated with the details revealed in “Framing Britney Spears”, a documentary by The New York Times. We have been getting questions from concerned fans regarding conservatorships (known as guardianships in Florida) and estate planning, the unique […]
Read More »Video about what to do if you have no friends or family to care for you when you get older.
Read More »In some of the biggest estate planning news Florida has had in a while, electronic wills are now slated to become legal in the state on January 1st, 2020. An electronic will functions just like a traditional will except it is created, edited, signed, and authorized electronically, as the name implies.
Read More »Without an estate plan or a fully funded revocable living trust, your loved ones will have to probate either all or a portion of your property. The cost of the probate will depend on several factors, including the value and […]
Read More »Being prepared is a good rule of thumb for everything we do, including a consultation with a probate attorney. When you prepare for your first meeting with your attorney, you will be able to get the most out of your […]
Read More »If you are trying to avoid or minimize probate, there are a few ways to go about this, depending on your specific set of circumstances. To ensure you make the most suitable choice for your goals, you should consider hiring […]
Read More »In the state of Florida, it is legal to apply for guardianship of a minor or an incapacitated adult. However, knowing when a guardianship is necessary isn’t always clear, and the guardianship application process can be time-consuming, confusing, and emotionally taxing. This is […]
Read More »Timeline for Guardianship in Florida As your loved one’s legal guardian, it is important to understand the time limits on your ability to serve as their surrogate decision-maker. The timeline may be different depending on the age and status of […]
Read More »Proving the Medical Necessity of Nursing Home Care If you are a Florida resident, you may be able to receive Medicaid benefits when seeking to pay for nursing home costs. You must be able to prove that you require a […]
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