SUGGESTION: I am asking Governor Ron DeSantis and our elected officials to expedite the implementation of FL. STAT. 732.522 by changing the effective date of the online notarization law from JULY 1, 2020 to EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY so that we can notarize the signing of estate planning documents online during quarantine at a time when many people are facing the potential…
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What Is Estate Planning?
Oldsmar estate planning lawyers guide clients through important life planning decisions At some point in your life, you might have difficulty taking care of normal, daily activities. While you might have thought to have advanced directives regarding health care prepared by an estate planning attorney in Oldsmar, you might have overlooked the necessity of having someone to assist with tasks…
Are You Entitled To Alimony From Your Spouse?
Tampa & Brandon family law attorneys help their clients understand their rights to alimony support Alimony, also referred to as spousal support, is the payment of money from one spouse to the other for a period of time following a divorce and is not applicable in all divorce cases. An alimony attorney in Brandon will review your specific circumstances and…
Why Everyone Needs Estate Planning, Not Just The Rich And Famous
Brandon estate planning lawyers guide their clients through the complicated estate planning process Let us start off the discussion of estate planning by saying that estate planning is for everyone. Often times, people think that only the rich and famous need to plan ahead. But, if you want your favorite nephew to have your stamp collection or your niece to receive your mother’s…
The Basics of Estate Planning
Everyone knows what a will is, although statistics show that nearly half of Americans do not have one. We are all too busy dealing with our lives to think about will happen when they are over. Everyone, however, can benefit from an understanding of the basic concepts of estate planning. With that in mind, following are some terms you should…
Living Trusts: Why and Why Not
A revocable living trust is an estate planning tool that can help accomplish certain goals when used in the right circumstances. Like a regular will, a living trust helps you control what happens to your assets when you die. However, unlike a regular will, a living trust goes into effect — as you might guess from its name — while…