Category Archives: Powers of Attorney
Part-Time Florida Residents Must Review Their Estate Plans
Compassionate Palm Beach Estate Planning Attorney Helping Part-Time Florida Residents Avoid Issues Trusted attorney reviews out-of-state estate plans to ensure compliance with Florida law Millions of people in the U.S. enjoy the freedom of dividing their time between two places of residence. The warm, sunny weather combined with the beaches and other year around… Read More »
Don’t Send Your Child to College Without an Estate Plan
Don’t Send Your Child to College Without an Estate Plan Sending a child off to college brings with it a host of emotions and a very long to-do list, from making that first tuition payment to setting up a bank account and purchasing dorm bedding. Before you pack up the laptop and the other… Read More »
Long Term Care Planning Strategies
Most Florida residents hope to live as long as possible, but they don’t usually plan for the day they will no longer be able to care for themselves. This is what long term care planning is all about, and no estate plan is complete without some way of dealing with a situation where you… Read More »
Essential Estate Planning for Unmarried People
Estate planning is essential for everyone, whether you are married or single, but single people tend to be the ones who are neglected in terms of estate planning advice that you can readily find on the internet. That said, most single people have assets, which they may want to bequeath to various heirs and… Read More »
What Questions Should I Ask Before I Designate a Guardian?
A medical event such as a stroke, heart attack or the onset of dementia can happen quickly without any warning, and it can result in an inability to make life decisions. For this reason, the pre-selection of a guardian — one who is responsible and capable of making sound decisions on your behalf —… Read More »
Police: Elderly Palm Beach Woman Exploited by Longtime Friend
A woman has been arrested for grand theft of over $50,000 from someone over 65 as well as exploitation of over $100,000 from an elderly person. The felony charges allege that the defendant took advantage of a 92-year-old Palm Beach woman who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. The 66-year-old defendant, who was once… Read More »
Is It Time for Another Family Member to Control Estate Assets?
As people get older, turning over financial matters to a family member or some other appointed party may be a tough decision. Maybe you have long experience in running a business or handling other financial affairs, and you know your accounts as well as anyone else. But sometimes there are warning signs that suggest… Read More »