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How Can I Ensure My Estate Plan is Legally Sound? One of the most common pitfalls in estate planning is not having a legally sound plan. This can lead to disputes among family members, unnecessary taxes, and other complications. An attorney who is familiar with Florida law can guide you through the process and ensure …
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How Can I Ensure My Estate Plan Covers My Blended Family? Creating a legally sound estate plan for a blended family in Florida can be a complex process. It requires careful consideration of your unique family dynamics and a thorough understanding of Florida’s estate laws. An experienced attorney is the best guide through this process …
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Why Is It Important to Revise Your Estate Plan After a Divorce? If you created an estate plan during your marriage and failed to revise after your divorce, you could be granting your former spouse decision-making powers and rights to your assets. It is essential to change your will or revocable trust and to update …
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In What Situations Could Grandparents Be Denied Visitation with Grandchildren? Grandparents play an essential role in the lives of their grandchildren. Losing access and visitation can be an emotional blow to both the grandparent and the child and have a significant impact on their lives. Visitation with a grandchild may be denied to grandparents in …
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Why Is Medicaid Eligibility an Important Factor in Estate Planning? A person turning 65 has almost a 70% chance of needing long-term care services in the future, as stated by the U.S. government on LongTermCare.gov. Of the U.S. adults who are 65 today, 20% will need long-term care for more than five years. According to …
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What Is an International Divorce? An international divorce involves two or more countries in which the spouses have a connection based on marriage, residence, property, domicile, marital contract, or other factors. It can be complicated by the different laws of the countries involved and by the difficulty of serving a divorce petition on a spouse …
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What Is a Gray Divorce? The term “gray divorce” refers to divorce later in life that occurs among couples over the age of 50. Older adults in long-term marriages are the one segment of the U.S. population in which divorce rates are increasing, while rates have flattened or declined in other age groups. Most people …
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What Is the Difference Between Uncontested and Contested Divorce? The dissolution of a marriage is a legal proceeding governed by Florida divorce law. The process involves making decisions on important matters such as child custody, visitation, child support, spousal support, and division of marital assets and debts. When a couple can reach agreements on all …
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When is Alimony Awarded in Florida? Family law judges do not always award alimony in a Florida divorce. In fact, spousal support is awarded in a minority of divorces. The courts consider the matter on a case-by-case basis. Before alimony is awarded, the need of one spouse and the ability to pay the other spouse …
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