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Those here in Florida who have ever lost a loved one are probably fully aware of the challenging times this can present. In addition to the grieving process and trying to stay strong and move forward, there is also a chance that you could be involved in many of your...
The decision to end your marriage is a choice that will have consequences that will impact the rest of your life. In the months and years ahead, you will experience various changes in your finances, where you live and even in the relationship you have with your...
Ending your marriage is going to cause you to experience changes in multiple areas of your life. From where you live to how often you see your children, you may find yourself adjusting for months and years to come. While the thought of even more changes may seem...
Mediation offers a more private and often more efficient method to divorce compared to traditional litigation. Information disclosed during a courtroom battle is often available to the public, while that discussed during mediation can remain confidential. Since the...
The person who administers or executes an estate has significant duties. This person has much responsibility because the person who created the estate placed a lot of trust in the administrator. As an administrator, you should understand the responsibilities of an...
Florida is a no-fault state, so you do not need any wrongdoing to file for divorce beyond declaring the marriage irretrievably broken. This often results in amicable divorces where both parties agree and negotiate the settlement. Unfortunately, even amicable divorces...
Parents going through a divorce deal with the impact of the new living arrangements on their children. Depending on the age of any children involved, there is likely to be confusion, anger, frustration, hurt and a range of other emotions. The parenting plan...
Although the estate planning process can be challenging and time-consuming, it will protect you and your family and help ensure the proper division of your assets. You should consider creating an estate plan if you have dependents and assets, particularly if your...
If you’re planning to leave your home or other property to your heirs, there are a few things you’ll want to consider. If you wish to gift property while you’re still living, the IRS will allow you to sell your home and pass on the proceeds through non-taxable cash...
Having the foresight to create an estate plan is an excellent step in protecting your last wishes and ensuring you look after your loved ones once you are gone. While many Americans have not taken this step, those who did have not taken the proper measures to ensure...