Do I Need a Will If I Already Have a Trust in Florida?
If you have already gone through the process of setting up a trust, it is natural to wonder whether a will is still necessary. The short answer is yes, and here is why.
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Practical guidance on estate planning, business law, and tax strategy for Florida families and business owners.
What Happens If You Die Without a Will in Florida?
Most people assume that their belongings will go to their family if they die. In many cases that is true, but the family members who inherit, and the share each one receives, may not be what you would have chosen.
Read moreHow Florida's Homestead Laws Affect Your Estate Plan
Florida is one of the most protective states in the country when it comes to your home. The homestead laws here offer real benefits, but they also come with restrictions that can affect your estate plan in ways that most people do not expect.
Read moreWhen to Update Your Estate Plan After a Divorce in Florida
If you have recently gone through a divorce, updating your estate plan is probably not at the top of your list. The problem is that later can be too late.
Read moreWhat Every Business Owner in Florida Needs in Their Estate Plan
Most business owners think carefully about protecting their business during their lifetime. What many do not think about is what happens to the business when they are gone, or if they become incapacitated.
Read moreFive Common Estate Planning Mistakes Florida Families Make
Estate planning mistakes are rarely made out of carelessness. Most of the time they happen because someone put together a plan years ago and never came back to it. These are the five mistakes I see most often.
Read moreLLC vs. S Corporation: Which Is Better for Florida Small Business Owners?
The two most common choices for small business owners in Florida are the LLC and the S corporation. Both offer real benefits, and both have drawbacks that are worth understanding before you decide.
Read moreWhat Is an Irrevocable Trust and When Does It Make Sense?
The word irrevocable tends to make people nervous, and that reaction makes sense. But understanding what an irrevocable trust actually does, and why someone would choose one, makes the decision much less intimidating.
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