Aug 19, 2020 | Estate Planning, Last Will & Testament, Power of Attorney
Surprisingly, yes. You can revoke a will as long as there’s some overt act that shows the intent to revoke the document. I’ve seen it where it’s tearing, where there’s burning, obliterating. You just need to show some kind of overt act to...
Feb 20, 2020 | Last Will & Testament
Yes. When you’re creating your will and you’re naming your personal representative (executor), if they are related to you, they can live anywhere. If they’re not related to you, they have to be a resident of the state of Florida. Don’t wait to...
Jan 20, 2020 | Last Will & Testament
Do you have to? No. Is it a good idea to? Yes, most definitely. What happens if the funds in that bank account were exhausted, they were spent? Well now, somebody you had intended to leave money to is not going to get it, so it’s better practice to name the...
Sep 30, 2019 | Last Will & Testament
Do I have any special rights as a spouse? Yes, absolutely. Here in the state of Florida, you cannot omit a spouse from a will or a trust. You can’t try and disinherit them, unless you have a signed contract ahead of time, a prenup agreement, or a contract to...
Jun 3, 2019 | Last Will & Testament, Trust Administration
When a person passes away here in the state of Florida without a will or a trust, the state of Florida intestate succession statute will determine how your money and property will be distributed. Don’t wait to head to our YouTube Channel to learn more. Contact...
Apr 18, 2019 | Last Will & Testament
A living will is a document stating your preference not to be connected to artificial life support should your condition be terminal, should there be no reasonable, medical probability of your recovery. Your death is imminent regardless of any kind of medical...
