Losing a loved one will naturally be an emotional time for you, and if the deceased person did not have a clear and precise will, complications could arise that can worsen the trauma of the loss. However, an experienced estate planning law firm such as William A....
Month: March 2017
Florida residents may have questions about incentive trusts
Who knew a parent or grandparent could continue encouraging his or her children or grandchildren to live healthy lives and work and study hard even after his or her death. Florida residents may be interested in learning that an incentive trust could serve that...
5 estate planning mistakes retirees should avoid
Estate planning mistakes can create uncertainty and division among your loved ones, and prevent your property from going to your intended beneficiaries. . Once you move to Florida after you retire, you should take steps to ensure that your estate plan is in order so...
Florida residents may unknowingly have inconsistent wills
While making a will is a sensible thing to do, some people may not be aware of the assets and property that cannot form part of a will. Certain assets are already earmarked for beneficiaries, and when those are left to different individuals in the will of a Florida...
Florida parents to keep children informed about estate plans
While it is important for everybody to draft wills and establish estate plans, it is also essential for children to have some knowledge of their aging parents' plans. Florida families that are fortunate to still have their parents around may have a few questions...