Brandon Family Law And Estate Planning Law Blog

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...

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...

In the eyes of many, the term “estate plan” is synonymous with a last will. However, a last will is a specific legal document that provides direction for the distribution of your assets after your death, while an estate plan is a comprehensive collection of documents...