Health planning is a very important and often underrated part of estate planning. Every adult should have a comprehensive plan for their health. Notably, a healthcare proxy is one of […]
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Read More…A story from the 17th Century! Margaret Brent was approximately thirty-seven years old when she arrived in Maryland in 1638. At Governor Leonard Calvert’s deathbed in 1647, Margaret was appointed […]
Read More…An estate plan should be comprehensive. It is about far more than setting up a will to determine who gets to inherit estate assets. A comprehensive estate plan should also […]
Read More…Every adult in Florida should have a well-designed estate plan in place. Estate planning is about far more than determining who gets what. It is also about protecting your health, […]
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Read More…The outbreak of Coronavirus has people all over the world thinking about their advanced directives. While this topic is generally annoying to think about (adulting is annoying) and even more […]
Read More…I was recently asked the following question from a fellow attorney, “I have general power of attorney that isn’t signed/accepted by the attorney-in-fact/agent. Doesn’t the agent have to sign it […]
Read More…I was recently contacted by a client going through a divorce and wondering how he can revoke his Power of Attorney (PoA) naming his soon-to-be ex wife. The typical way […]
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