A living will, sometimes referred to as a directive to physicians or health care directive, may be an important part of a comprehensive Florida estate plan. The term is something of a misnomer as a living will isn't really a will at all. Rather, it's a document that...
Estate planning can save future anguish
Many fans of Stan Lee in Florida may want to emulate his career in comics and movies, but they may not want to repeat his decisions when it comes to estate planning. The 95-year-old former chairman and publisher of Marvel Comics passed away in early November after a...
Alzheimer’s diagnosis increases urgency of estate planning
November marks National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month to remind people of the prevalence of the disease and how to prepare for mental incapacity. Alzheimer's and dementia occur frequently among people in Florida and nationwide. According to the Alzheimer's...
Estate planning tips for millennials
It is vital for people from all walks of life to remember that it is never too early to start planning for retirement. Some millennials have entered their 30s, and while it still seems young, it is a good time for them to start considering their estate...
Why people choose to create silent trusts
When people in Florida think about planning for the future, they often want to use their wealth to make sure that their children will have a good life. Trusts can be an ideal means to accomplish that goal, as they pass outside of the probate system and they can...