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If you have a loved one who passed away and left a will or trust that seems suspicious or unfair, you may wonder if they were coerced or manipulated by someone else to change their estate plan. Perhaps a caretaker, aide or family member became a beneficiary, and other...
Wills are believed to help avoid intrafamily disputes by resolving conflicts among heirs and potential beneficiaries. While this effect occurs in the majority of cases, sometimes the specific bequests in a will stir up controversy by making smaller bequests than the...
Older adults are often encouraged to confirm that their estate plans are complete and up to date to make sure their loved ones adhere to their wishes when the time comes. Family members, friends, and caregivers are encouraged to help their loved ones through the...
A power of attorney may not be a hot topic these days, but estate planning generally, certainly is. However, during uncertain times, estate planning always gets a few more headlines. In Florida, we have a few more estate planning tools at our disposal. Power of...
Losing a loved one can hit you in ways you never dreamed possible. In addition to losing the love and companionship, you may also be left in a financial lurch that you may not have expected. Sometimes it comes as a surprise to learn that you were left nothing in your...
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...