Estate Planning

It can be hard to watch your parents age. Although most people want to do so gracefully and maintain their independence, many older adults eventually need support in their daily lives. They may forget things or struggle to handle even simple tasks, like preparing...

You’re a “snowbird” who comes to Florida for the winter months and spends the summers up in the northern states around your family. After all, it’s the best of both worlds now that you’re retired. Understand, however, the ramifications for owning property in two...

Time waits for no one. Death can happen at any time. Do you want to leave your heirs wondering what to do with your estate when you die as they attempt to grieve your passing? Does the thought of state law dictating what becomes of your assets bother you? You may want...

Your estate plan can include many different kinds of documents. A last will is the most common, but it is far from the only legal tool that can help you. Trusts are some of the most useful and customizable documents available for estate planning, yet many people don't...