South Florida Estate Planning
Should an Estate Plan Be a Part of Your Hurricane Preparedness Plan? Yes, it is a sensible question for all of us, especially for peopl...
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Aug
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Jun
Who will care for your pet when gone?
For many people, their pets are as closely held to their hearts like their children. For others, their pets are their children. However...
30
Apr
What Does a South Florida Real Estate Attorney Do for Buyers and Sellers?
If you’re located in South Florida, and you want to get into real estate, then you’ll need an attorney to guide you through the process...
01
Apr
10 Things to Know about Setting up a Revocable Living Trust in Florida
A trust or living trust is a legal document created by a person during his/her lifetime to control how their assets will be managed upo...
22
Jan
New Year’s Resolution for Estate Planning – What to Do in 2021
The New Year is a time for new beginnings and reflection. If last year made you think about your health or you experienced some changes...
22
Jan
Business Cards Are Here To Stay
Did you know that trading of cards for business and personal visits dates back to the 15th century in China and 17th century in Europe?...
16
Oct
“What Bills Do I Pay?” Handling Creditors in a Florida Probate Estate
“What Bills Do I Pay?” Handling Creditors in a Florida Probate Estate
One of the most common questions we receive as Probate Attorne...
28
Sep
Estate Planning – What Failing to Plan Really Costs
Estate Planning – What Failing to Plan Really Costs
I recently began practicing Estate Planning Law, and within the first week, I real...
30
Jun
How Long Should I Keep That?
How Long Should I Keep That?
Whether you are preparing your taxes or getting a jump on spring cleaning, if you are like me, before you...
17
Apr
April 18th is Tax Deadline
April 18th is Tax Deadline
Typically, the last day to file your taxes is April 15th, but this year the deadline falls on April 18th. S...