Do you have a last will and testament? Are you aware that everything you own is included in your estate? Research continues to tell us that around 45% of all Americans have taken the step to protect themselves, their families, and their legacies. Are you aware that Florida estate law will govern no will estate settlement. ...
Have you recently remarried or are you planning to remarry? If your answer is yes to either of these questions, we would like to share three essential points about estate planning and remarriage that you may need to understand and discuss with your partner. Most importantly, you should hire an attorney with experience in estate planning...
Are you wondering what a prenuptial agreement is and whether you should have one in your estate plan? In simple terms, a prenuptial agreement is a contract between two parties who intend to marry. This contract outlines exactly what property the parties agree to keep as separate, non-marital property. It details how property will be divided...
On Valentine’s Day, how do you say “I love you” as your children age? Are you wondering what matters to your children now, and in the long-term? There are many ways that you can show your love to your children and family during this month of February. We would like to share a few ways that...
As you reflect on the resolutions you made for the new year, did you include creating a Florida estate plan? We believe creating an estate plan is one of the most important New Year’s resolutions you can make this year. With an estate plan in place, you can be protected both during life and at the...
Did you know that if there are changes in the tax laws, they could possibly impact your Florida estate plan? Are you keeping up-to-date in regard to any impacts from current or pending legislation to your Florida estate plan? At our law firm we focus on the specific needs of Floridians who need assistance with estate...
"I'm good! I have an estate plan." As the year-end approaches, your to-do list looms larger. It is not enough to have an estate plan. An annual review is required. Too many parts of your life have changed, and your estate plan must change with them. The most important people in your life depend on you...
The holiday season is upon us, and loved ones are busy coming up with the perfect gifts to give family and friends. While gift-giving can bring a great deal of joy, both to the recipient and the giver, did you know it can also assist in your Florida estate planning goals? It can be doubly beneficial...
Updating your estate plan may not be at the top of your to-do list when you move to a new state. Did you know, however, that different states have different rules when it comes to estate tax, inheritance laws, and medical care? It can be important to update your estate plan accordingly to help ensure it...
Have you heard the recent buzz in the news about the federal estate tax exemptions? The federal estate tax exemption was raised to $13.61 million for individuals and $27.22 million for married couples in 2024. The 2023 exemption currently sits at $12.92 million per person or $25.84 million for a married couple. Given these numbers, many...
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