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Estate Planning And Elder Law Services In Orlando And Beyond
Year: 2023
What role does technology play in estate planning?
In today’s fast-paced world, most people want to do things as quickly and easily as possible. For some, being able to do things at night or without having to wait for an office to open is ideal. This may mean turning to online tools to get an estate plan taken care...
Does elderly loved one need a guardianship?
As your loved ones age, their well-being should become a top priority. Due to medical conditions or cognitive impairments, they may reach a point where they cannot make important decisions on their own. In such situations, guardianship can be established to help...
Digital estate planning for young adults
Many young adults are under the impression that estate planning is not a process that is yet relevant to them. This is due, in large part, to the fact that estate planning is primarily portrayed in popular culture as a matter of creating wills and trusts to leave...
Could a guardianship cause problems for you or your elder?
Watching a family member age and become vulnerable through a disability or cognitive decline is one of the hardest things you may ever face. You know they treasure their current lifestyle, yet you fear for their safety when they are alone. An elder guardianship might...
Mistakes to avoid when naming a beneficiary
Naming a beneficiary is an important aspect of estate planning. It ensures that your assets are handled based on your wishes. However, it's crucial to approach beneficiary designation carefully to avoid certain mistakes. If these mistakes are not avoided, they can...
The best way to preserve assets for loved ones in an estate
After a lifetime of hard work, sacrifices and possibly careful investment, passing along one's wealth to specific recipients can create a meaningful legacy for an individual. However, not all of the resources in someone's name automatically transfer to their loved...
3 tips for discussing guardianship with elderly loved ones
When your parents or loved ones age, you begin to have sensitive conversations, including guardianship. If you believe your elderly loved ones need a guardian, you need to inform them about it. However, this conversation may not be smooth because they may not share...
3 things you should never include in your will
People draft wills for one main reason: to articulate what they want to happen to their hard-earned assets when they die. And if you get it right, a will can give you peace of mind knowing that your estate will pass down to the people and causes you care about and...
Can you make probate easier for your beneficiaries?
Estate planning can be complicated due to its emotional and procedural aspects. And this may also be the case with the probate process. Your loved ones may delay enjoying the protection you offered them due to a few hitches. Luckily, you can take a few steps to...