Estate planning involves managing your estate during your life and after death. Our library articles provide comprehensive information about estate planning in Palm City and Stuart. These resources can help you understand the various tools and strategies available to protect your assets and ensure your wishes are carried out. By accessing our library, you can gain valuable knowledge to help you make informed decisions about your estate planning needs.
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Why Intestacy Poses a Big Risk to Your Estate and Your HeirsFlorida’s intestacy laws apply whenever somebody dies without a will or estate plan. They privilege close living relatives to the detriment of other heirs.
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Why Wealth Preservation Requires a Robust Estate PlanSimply writing a will isn’t enough to ensure that your wealth is preserved for the next generation. Here’s how to preserve wealth through a Florida estate plan.
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Your Health Care Surrogate: Where Authority Starts and EndsIt may be difficult to think of appointing someone to make medical decisions for you, but a health care surrogate is an essential part of your estate plan.
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Your Florida Estate Planning GuideServing Stuart Florida and surrounding communities as an estate planning and probate attorney.
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Your Digital Assets InventoryYour digital asset inventory. Have you considered this when thinking of what assets to protect with your estate plan?
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You Don’t Have to “Go It Alone” When It Comes to Nursing Home PlanningLong-term assisted living or nursing home care is costly. Plan now with guidance from a qualified elder law attorney to avoid mistakes.
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Will Creditor Claims on Property Upset My Estate Plans?Estate planning assures your legacy will be distributed to beneficiaries per to your wishes. Contact Stuart Estate Planning Lawyer John Mangan
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Will a GRAT Help Fund Your Retirement?A GRAT may be right for you, but legal constraints can be challenging. Consider a GRAT after analysis by your estate planning attorney.
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Why Your Will May Not Protect Your Minor Children or Your LegacyLimitations of a will may hamper your effort to fulfill your desire to provide a meaningful legacy for the most important people in your life.
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Why Your Adult Child Should Not Attend Your Estate Planning AppointmentWhen our potential clients are scheduling their appointment with our firm, they often ask us if they can bring their adult child with them.
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Why You and Your Spouse Need Separate WillsAn estate planning benchmark is creation of a separate will for husband and wife. Married couples need separate wills.
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Why Put Life Insurance in a Trust?Discover the benefits of placing life insurance in a trust to secure your family's future. Learn how this strategy can provide protection.