7 Questions to Answer When You Update Your Estate Plan in the New Year
The New Year is here, have you completed all your resolutions? Did you include creating a Florida estate plan?
Reasons Why You Cannot Delay Planning for Long-Term Care in the New Year
Are you reflecting on the resolutions you made in the new year, with the holidays ending and the month of January underway? We know many of our friends and clients in Florida are focusing on how they will reach the resolutions they set. Did your resolutions focus on...
Tips on What to Look For When Visiting Parents During The Holidays
During this holiday season, will you be visiting your parents? Are you planning to discuss long-term care with your parents? What exactly is long-term care planning? The National Institute on Aging defines long-term care planning as steps to meet a person’s health or...
Will You Give the Gift of Peace of Mind This Year?
Are you amazed that it will soon be 2022? Most of us are busy finalizing our end of the year plans, purchasing last minute holiday gifts, and making plans to spend time with family, even with the persisting pandemic. This is the perfect time to take stock of what has...
Five Tips for Planning for a Loved One with a Disabling Condition
Do you have a loved one with a disabling condition? Are you the caregiver for your disabled loved one? As Florida estate planning and elder law attorneys, we know how challenging it can be to ensure that your loved one is protected on a daily basis. Are you concerned...
Facing an Alzheimer’s Diagnosis with Your Loved Ones
Do you have a loved one recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease? You will be interested to know that November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month. During the month the annual public education campaign is dedicated to serving affected and at-risk...
Will? Trust? Power of Attorney? What Do You Need During National Estate Planning Awareness Week
Did you know that October is when National Estate Planning Awareness Week takes place? Everyone who wants to ensure their wishes are respected in the event of temporary incapacitation or upon their death should have an estate plan in place, especially as the Covid-19...
Attention All Florida Seniors: Make Sure You Have A Plan For Long-Term Care Now!
As our seniors are living longer and longer, more and more seniors are requiring long-term care. While it may be hard to think about moving into a long-term care facility, have you considered that this may be the best option for Florida seniors because their children...
Why a Prenuptial Agreement Does Not Matter to Medicaid Planning
If you are a married couple with a prenuptial agreement, and your spouse is placed in a nursing home, will the prenuptial agreement protect your individual assets? The short answer is no. Let us take a look at why a prenuptial agreement does not matter to Medicaid...
Why You Need an Experienced Elder Law Attorney
What do you know about elder law? It is a unique area in many ways. For instance, unlike most attorneys whose practices are defined by a particular type of law, elder law attorneys are defined by the clients they serve: older adults and their adult children. Elder law...