Representing Clients In West Palm Beach And Beyond Since 1977
You placed significant assets into a trust to protect your loved ones or manage your own affairs. The person you chose as trustee now handles important financial decisions and manages valuable property. However, you notice concerning behavior that makes you question...
After a divorce, you probably updated your address, your bank accounts and maybe even your emergency contact. But if you haven’t revisited your estate plan, your ex might still hold legal power you never meant to leave behind. In Florida, certain updates kick in...
A will could very well be the most important document in an estate plan. For some people, a will is the only document they need to draft. For others, their will establishes a foundation that they expand upon with additional documents such as trusts and powers of...
Passing down assets to your beneficiaries is one of the primary goals of creating an estate plan. While many people think they can accomplish this aim effectively via their will, that’s often not a sufficient approach. Certain assets are better handled via a trust. If...
It's not uncommon for people to choose an adult child or other close family member to oversee their Florida estates when they die. However, it may be worth considering a professional executor as opposed to your oldest son, granddaughter or someone else who may not...