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Category Archives: Divorce

Estate Planning for Women

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll | Posted on February 27, 2018

ESTATE PLANNING FOR WOMEN IN PALM BEACH COUNTY Interesting article at the link, which describes the need for women – especially older women – to empower themselves with “financial fluency”. Whether you are single, married, divorced or widowed, women have unique financial & Estate Planning needs. At Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll, we recognize those… Read More »

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Update Your Florida Estate Plan After Divorce

By Kitroser Lewis & Mighdoll | Posted on August 6, 2017

What Happens to an Estate Plan During a Divorce? You don’t have to wait until your divorce is final to take proactive steps to protect your best interests and plan for the future The divorce process is often inherently stressful, both emotionally and financially, for both parties. There are usually many different questions and… Read More »

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