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Reasons You May Need an Estate Planning Attorney

Reasons You May Need an Estate Planning Attorney

The Role of an Attorney in Estate Planning

The proper role of a competent estate planning attorney is multifaceted. It requires the fulfillment of many functions and performance of multiple duties. Contrary to popular perception, it does not end with the preparation of a simple will. Nor is it limited to robotic and repetitious form preparation followed by dull, automated document filings at local courthouses. Neither is planning estates a “lost art” within the realm of legal practice. (More)

Estate Plans Must Be Periodically Updated

Estate Plans Must Be Periodically Updated

Estate Planning Updates are Crucial: Not Just “Set It and Forget It

Many Floridians harbor lackadaisical estate planning attitudes. Largely due to prevailing sentiments surrounding death, people tend to deny its reality – until it is a fait accompli. By then, of course, it is too late to reverse or avert any of its potentially disastrous effects.
Prudent patients undergo periodic medical checkups; savvy motorists take their cars in for routine mechanical servicing. Effective estate planning must also be seen as an ongoing activity – not a one-time ordeal to avoid forever after. (More)

Is Having a Will Adequate in an Estate Plan?

Is Having a Will Adequate in an Estate Plan?

Pros and Cons of Will Usage As Your Florida Estate Plan

Most minds typically turn toward will preparation when contemplating estate plan establishment. Wills are perhaps the oldest and most popular estate planning vehicles known to man. Contrary to popular belief, however, wills are not the “end all” or “be all” of planning your estate.

Main Advantages of Wills

Power: Wills offer you the ability to maintain control over the possession and distribution of your assets and other important issues like minor children’s care and custody. (More)