Many people in Miami-Dade County have loved ones who are not fully able to care for themselves. For example, they may have aging or ill parents or adult children who have significant disabilities. Sometimes this state comes about gradually. Sometimes it happens quite...
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Year: 2022
Where to start with estate planning
For many people, taking the first step toward starting the estate planning process can seem daunting. But, if you know the basics, getting started on an estate plan will probably seem a bit easier. So, what do you need to know about estate planning basics? Well, for...
Court case shows federal law can affect insurance proceeds
State courts resolve disputes concerning divorces, namely the designation of a beneficiary on an insurance policy. In the legal world, exceptions almost always apply. A court case concerning beneficiary designation on a life insurance policy as part of a divorce...
What if I do not update my will after a marriage or new child?
Creating an estate plan is a responsible and wise step for Floridians. However, the document might need to be periodically updated to ensure that every eventuality is covered. This is especially true if people experience major life changes after their will was...
A living will versus a healthcare surrogate
Many people think that estate planning is something you really don’t need to worry about until you get older. But there are some aspects of estate planning that can be important no matter what your age – an advance directive is one of those. It can have a significant...