When a loved one dies, your first thoughts are usually not about his or her estate. However, as time goes by, you will have to focus on estate matters. If you discover the will he or she left behind does not make sense to you and what you knew about the person, you...
Month: November 2019
Reducing the pressure of discussing an estate plan
While estate planning is absolutely an important topic for families in Florida to discuss, it is also one that can be challenging to talk about because of its sensitivity. While planning an estate means coordinating beneficiaries and delegating tasks for the execution...
Who should you choose as executor of your estate?
When Florida residents decide to make an estate plan that covers their assets and estate if they were to pass away, one of the most important decisions to make is choosing the executor. As you are already one step ahead by setting up an estate plan, there are several...
How can you avoid a POA rejection?
In a Florida estate plan, you need to consider a power of attorney. A power of attorney can handle your medical or financial affairs if you suffer from a condition or accident that incapacitates you. If you already have a POA, then you are in a good position. However,...
Which assets go through probate?
In the aftermath of losing a loved one, it can be challenging to focus on legal matters. However, if they left a will, your loved one’s estate is likely to go through probate court. Understanding what assets are subject to probate can help you prepare for the process....