A will is a central feature of any estate plan. Without one, survivors lack instructions on the desired distribution of assets. A will also might contain information on guardianship and how to handle incapacitation. For these reasons and more, they are critical....
A supplemental needs trust, also called a special needs trust, is a tool for estate planning that allows a disabled individual to receive monetary support without forfeiting any government benefits they are currently receiving such as SSI or Medicaid. If you're a...
End-of-life planning is emotional for everyone as no one likes to be confronted with their mortality. However, if you have a parent living in Florida who is 65 or older and doesn't have a will or an estate plan, the time to talk to them is now. Consider these tips on...