Art collectors in Florida might delay decisions about who will get their holdings when they die. They might have trouble identifying appropriate heirs or even thinking about giving away their art. Collectors prefer to focus on acquisition instead of distribution....
Some naval veterans face opposition to Agent Orange benefits
While veterans in Florida may hope to rely on the Department of Veterans Affairs to support their claims for benefits, a group of Navy veterans continues to face opposition to receiving benefits for Agent Orange healthcare. These "Blue Water Navy" veterans served in...
Estate planning resolutions for the new year
The start of a new year is often a time for making resolutions. Creating an estate plan is one such resolution Floridians may consider. The general consensus is that being proactive with estate-related matters could minimize potential issues among heirs and even...
Do veterans get benefits during a government shutdown?
There are numerous benefits programs available to veterans. Many of these benefits extend to housing, job training and counseling. Naturally, many veterans may become worried any time the government shuts down, which occurred at the end of 2018. It is vital for...
Using powers of attorney and living trusts in an estate plan
Estate planning and procrastination too often go together. People might not want to think about end-of-life planning, or they may think that they don't have enough assets to warrant the effort. Anyone in Florida, however, could benefit from estate planning. It could...
Life insurance as an estate planning tool for boomers
Baby boomers in Florida are part of what's considered the wealthiest generation in history. This honor was earned, in large part, because of increased diligence with savings and investments. However, it's estimated that more than 40 percent of individuals in this age...