Florida residents like you who have decided you want to leave some or all of your assets to charity will need to learn more about the means by which you can do so. We at the , are here today to discuss exactly that.Charitable trusts are a...
Month: September 2019
How do you donate your body to science?
You may have already created a detailed estate plan that indicates what you want to happen to your assets and your property after your death, but have you thought about what will happen to your body? A whole-body donation in Florida is a generous final gift that you...
Tips for using a special needs trust
One way to provide support for a person with special needs is by creating a special needs trust. Receiving funds from this kind of trust does not work against a person with special needs when applying for government benefits. This works by getting an exemption for the...
Personal representatives play an important estate planning role
One of the most important decisions Florida residents are faced with when they create an estate plan is choosing who to appoint to be their executor or trustee. Some people give the matter little thought before appointing a close friend or relative to see that their...
What is a charitable trust?
As a Florida resident who is figuring out how you want your estate distributed, you may also be looking into the possibility of setting up trusts. Today, the , will discuss the option of setting up a charitable trust.If you have ever hoped...
What are the requirements for a valid will?
As someone considering how to pass on your assets, it is important to know that certain types of wills are not considered valid in the state of Florida. Today, we will take a look at the steps that you must take in order to ensure that your will is considered valid in...
Estate planning tips for couples without children
Many couples in Florida and other states are opting not to have children. In addition to simply not wanting to be parents, couples have concerns about global instability, their parenting skills and their finances. But just because a couple decides not to have...
Why estate planning makes sense for young adults
People often view the preparation of wills or trusts as something that older estate owners in Florida need to do. While this is true, everyone should consider estate planning as soon as they reach adult age. Even if a young person does not have any assets, official...
A look at the legality of holographic wills
Florida state residents have several options when they are looking into creating a will. However, it should be done with care, because even one mistake could potentially invalidate it. In fact, some types of wills are completely invalid even if done correctly, such as...
Wills have executors, trusts have trustees
When a loved one passes away, people in Florida who have been named as executors will often have a lot of questions. Typically, a person will name an executor with a provision in his or her will. In cases where the estate is to be distributed primarily by means of a...
