In a previous post on this blog, we discussed the importance of making a will accessible so that the process of administering an estate can be easier and faster. In that post, which can be read in full here, we note that lack of accessibility is one of the major obstacles to administering an estate in accordance with a person's wishes.
Virtual currency can create very real problems for heirs
Legal guidance crucial when boundary disputes cross the line
People often say that good fences make good neighbors, meaning that clear, enforceable boundaries between neighbors can prevent a number of contentious disputes.
3 estate planning steps to take if you remarry
Divorce and remarriage is no longer an unusual occurrence. In fact, countless families across Florida are comprised of remarried parents who share children and stepchildren. For many people, this is the very picture of happiness.
How estate planning and a Super Bowl halftime show are connected
Millions of people tuned in to watch the Super Bowl last weekend. Some watched for the commercials, others watched for the game. But many people watched just for the halftime show.
