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The biggest mistake you can make regarding your Florida estate plan is not having one. However, if you’ve decided to do the responsible thing and create an estate plan, you need to avoid some of the most common mistakes. The best way to avoid common mistakes with your...
When you and your spouse decide it might be time to go your separate ways, it can be challenging to know whether a trial separation or a final dissolution of your marriage is the right choice for you and your family. Understanding the differences between these...
The divorce process does not come without challenges. However, it is often the only feasible option for couples who are no longer compatible. It can be tough to accept that a relationship is no longer functioning. This difficulty can also be accentuated if there are...
When two or more people own real estate together, they all have to agree about what to do with that property and share their obligations. Ownership is more complicated when you share it with several other people. You have to agree about how to split the...
An estate plan is a set of legal documents that outlines your wishes with respect to your assets, future and loved ones. But, creating an estate plan is just part of the process. Thanks to life changes, it is important that you review and update your estate plan to...
The estate executor has an important role during the probate process. The first step of probate is simply to authenticate the will, and then the executor will be named. Many times, people include that they simply want a family member to be the estate executor, but not...
Construction projects are often major investments that cost thousands of dollars or possibly much more. Sometimes, they need to happen at financially inconvenient times for the property owner. Often, the people investing in the project do not pay for everything before...
If you find yourself in a dispute with the leadership of your homeowner's association, you may be at a loss regarding how to handle the issue. Even people who have carefully read through and attempted to follow the HOA bylaws can find themselves in disagreements with...
A trust is an estate planning tool that allows you to designate a third party known as a trustee to hold and oversee certain assets on behalf of your beneficiary. Done right, a trust can greatly expand your options when managing your assets. From avoiding probate to...
You and your military spouse have been married for more than 10 years. You might have resolved that you would keep your marriage strong, no matter how many times they were deployed in other countries -- but that just didn't happen. Now, the communication between the...