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  • Family Discussing Plenary Guardianship Options With Elder Law Attorney
    June 10th, 2026

    Plenary guardianship is Florida's most complete form of court-ordered guardianship, giving a judge-appointed guardian control over nearly every personal and financial decision for someone found totally incapacitated. Because it strips away so many rights, courts require proof that no less restrictive option, like a power of attorney or trust, can protect the person first.

  • Last Will and Testament

    What are the types of documents I need to know about? There are six main documents to know about: Last Will and Testament, Trusts, Healthcare Surrogate Designation, Living Will, HIPAA Release, and a Power of Attorney.   What is a Last Will and Testament? Your Last Will and Testament is a document that states your final

    April 9th, 2020
  • What is a living will? A living will is a way you can have your voice heard when you’re are in dire circumstances. This document is created so that when you can’t speak for yourself, your medical wishes have been previously determined. Consider this, if you’re unconscious, you’ll still have a say in your medical

    April 9th, 2020
  • Estate Planning

    Q: I found an online form for estate planning. Can I use that? Are there things that I should be aware of? A: Estate planning is more complex than simply filling in a sheet. If you want proper guidance about Florida’s laws and important rules you’ll need to know, consider speaking with a professional. Q:

    April 8th, 2020
  • First, it’s important to know that each state may have different laws that override your plans if you don’t know what you’re doing. When it comes to estate planning in Florida, we specialize in helping you make sure your business and wealth are distributed how you wanted. Okay, so what’s included in estate planning? Listing

    April 8th, 2020
  • What is probate? When you die, you probably have ideas about who you’d like your assets and belongings to go to. Probate is the act of transferring your things to your beneficiary, and the way that it’s handled by your attorney. How can I make sure things are distributed like I want? With estate planning,

    April 8th, 2020