Creating an estate plan can include documents that address your end of life plans as well as what you want your loved ones to receive after you pass away. Some estate plans are incredibly simple, while others can be very complex.
No matter what your situation, some documents can be consistent no matter what your plans include. While it is not necessary, a letter of instruction can help your loved ones understand your intentions after you pass away.
Retirement planning often overlaps with estate planning. Your age, how much money you have in your retirement account and they type of retirement you have can all play a part in the amount you will leave to your loved ones when you pass away.
Like others, Florida teenagers tend to countdown to turning 16. The day they can go out on the open road without having to ask for a ride is a real turning point toward adulthood.
With warm weather almost year-round, Florida is an exciting place for 16-year-olds to get a motorcycle license. Not only are motorcycles more fuel-efficient, but they also can add to the thrill of going out for a drive.
According to the most recent statistics, the number of crash deaths involving motorcycles has decreased yet motorcycle riders remain disproportionately represented in traffic deaths across the United States.
It can be hard to resist a cute dog that walks up to you looking for attention. For many, a wagging tail and a wet nose is a sign of acceptance from a loyal and furry heart.
While some of them may be friendly, it’s important to realize that any animal—even adorable ones—can be dangerous under the wrong circumstances.
The probate process can feel overwhelming to some people, and is not always met with open arms because of the patience needed to complete the process. The personal representative and heirs may become frustrated if certain issues extend the time necessary to conclude the administration of a loved one’s estate.
A trust is one way for a loved one to distribute assets with certain conditions and provisions to be followed that is separate from a will.
Watching our loved ones age can be difficult. They can gradually go from being completely independent and caring for others to needing support themselves. Once they do need assistance, it can be challenging to comprehend how much help they actually require.
Unfortunately, not everyone willing to help has the right motives. There may be someone in your loved one’s life who sees that vulnerability as an opportunity to manipulate their intentions for the future and even their existing estate planning.
Traumatic brain injuries are challenging for both the injured person and their loved ones. Unlike other injuries, a TBI can change how someone thinks and interacts with the world.
While a number of people may regain some skills and abilities after a TBI, many are not able to fully recover.
Nominating a personal representative to handle your estate when you pass away is vital. He or she will be tasked with making sure your plans are carried out the way you intend and concluding any unfinished business, like taxes and debts.
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