Day: December 30, 2019

Many people assume that when they have a will or trust drawn up by an attorney, that those estate planning documents control all of their assets and that those assets will then, automatically, avoid probate

Revocable living trusts are common estate planning tools. When drafted correctly, funded, and updated throughout your life as your circumstances, goals, and wishes change, living trusts can offer many benefits. However, no estate planning tool

Titling Florida Property Under a Joint Tenants with Rights of Survivorship Ownership Structure There are several different ways for Florida property co-owners to structure how the property is titled. Each ownership structure carries its own

Using Florida’s Homestead Laws to Protect and Transfer Your Home If you are like most homeowners in Florida, your home is, if not your largest asset, certainly an important part of your overall estate. Florida

What is a Revocable Living Trust? A revocable living trust (also known as an “inter vivos” trust) is a special type of estate planning tool in which the person creating the trust (settlor or grantor)