In addition to sending their children off to school, the end of summer is often a time when parents welcome new children into their homes. July through October are the busiest months for births; and, according to Parents.com, the five most common birthdays are all in September. While this can be a busy time of […]
read moreWhen a loved one passes away in Florida, one of the first steps toward administering their estate is determining whether they left a Will. A Will serves several vital purposes, and having a Will to follow can both streamline the probate process and avoid questions about what your loved one would have wanted. But not […]
read moreBy Anthony J. Dimora, Florida Estate Planning Attorney Estate planning is the practice of managing an individual’s assets if they pass away or become incapacitated. Often, estate planning includes arranging the transfer of the late individual’s assets to their family and loved ones. Traditionally, estate planning simply includes the transfer of assets, business interests, and […]
read moreCreating a Will or a Trust is an essential part of estate planning. However, because people generally only deal with their own or a loved one’s Florida Will or Trust once or twice in their lifetime, many people do not review their estate documents to plan their estate effectively. What Is a Will? Most people […]
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