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Crypto

Your Crypto Doesn’t Die With You, But It Can Get Lost Forever: Estate Planning for Digital Wallets

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll |

If you own Bitcoin, Ethereum, or any other cryptocurrency, you already know the appeal: no bank in the middle, no one else holding the keys, complete control. That same independence becomes a serious liability the moment you’re gone. Unlike a checking account, there’s no customer service line your family can call. There’s no “forgot… Read More »

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TrustLit

When a Trustee Breaks Trust: Removing a Fiduciary in Palm Beach County

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll |

Most people who set up a trust never picture the moment things go sideways with the person managing it. But it happens more often than you’d think. A trustee stops sending statements. Assets that should be earning interest sit idle. A sibling appointed as trustee starts treating the trust like a personal bank account…. Read More »

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Retirees

One Life, Two Addresses: Estate Planning for Snowbirds Splitting Time Between States

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll |

Every November, traffic on I-95 tells a familiar story. Snowbirds are returning to Palm Beach County, often leaving behind a home up north. Living in two places is a reward of a long career, but it raises estate planning questions single-state residents never face. These are questions worth bringing to North Palm Beach domicile… Read More »

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Giving Straight From the IRA: Qualified Charitable Distributions in Palm Beach County

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll |

Plenty of retirees in Palm Beach County give generously to local hospitals, houses of worship, and arts organizations. Far fewer give in the most tax-efficient way available to them. A qualified charitable distribution (QCD) lets an IRA owner send money directly to a charity without that money ever counting as income. For charitably minded… Read More »

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Tips

Rent Is Due on the First: Estate Planning Tips for Landlords With Rental Property Portfolios

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll |

Tenants will still expect a working air conditioner in August, whether or not their landlord is alive to arrange the repair. That simple reality is why rental property owners need a different kind of estate plan than most people. A portfolio of duplexes, condos, or single-family rentals is really a small business, and it… Read More »

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ProbateMoney

The Bills Keep Coming: HOA and Condo Assessments During Probate in Stuart

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll |

A condo association’s billing cycle does not pause for a funeral. If your loved one owned a unit in Stuart, the monthly maintenance fees, special assessments, and late charges will keep arriving long after the death certificate is issued. Many families are surprised by how quickly these balances grow and by who may end… Read More »

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Payable on Death (POD) vs. Beneficiary Designations in Stuart

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll |

If you’re trying to determine what might happen to your bank account after you pass away, you might have come across the term “payable on death” (POD). How is this distinct from a beneficiary designation? What steps do you need to take to make sure that the money falls into the hands of someone… Read More »

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Switching From Tenancy in Common to Joint Tenancy After Marriage in Palm Beach County

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll |

Suppose you purchased a condo with your boyfriend or girlfriend a few years ago. Back then, you were concerned about what might happen during a potential breakup, so you chose “tenancy in common.” With this approach, you reserved the right to sell your share of the condo at any point. What happens after you… Read More »

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Pets

What Happens to My Pet if I Become Incapacitated in North Palm Beach?

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll |

If you’re serious about your responsibilities as a pet parent, you might worry about incapacitation. What if you get into some kind of car accident? What if dementia suddenly takes its toll? If you live alone, your pet might face various hardships while you’re incapacitated. Can an estate planning lawyer in North Palm Beach… Read More »

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Plan for Medicaid Before You Actually Need It

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll |

Many seniors believe that they have plenty of time for Medicaid planning in Stuart. In reality, the timeline is much shorter than they realize. The truth is that by the time you need Medicaid, it is often too late to put effective planning strategies into place. As a result, it makes sense to begin… Read More »

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