Estate planning is a necessary part of growing older and managing your assets as well as what you leave behind to your extended family after death. However, even if you settled your estate plan in the past, there is a… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘wills’
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Don’t Make These Beneficiary Designation Mistakes
A key part of estate planning is designating the beneficiaries for your finances and assets upon your death. It is your responsibility to name your beneficiaries, and if you fail to do so correctly – or not at all –… Read More
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3 Ways to Pass Down Your Family Home
When you plan for your estate after your death, one of the most important decisions may be how you plan to pass down your family home. There are a few ways to ensure that your beneficiary of choice obtains ownership… Read More
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Debunking Common Estate Planning Myths
There are numerous misconceptions out there about the law and, of course, many myths related to estate planning. Some of these misconceptions may be discouraging you from seeking the help of an estate planning lawyer or planning your estate, to… Read More
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The Responsibilities of Personal Representatives in Florida
When you create a will at The Millman Law Group, you also name a personal representative. This role is called the “executor” in other states, but the responsibilities remain the same. Many people select their spouse or a child to… Read More
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Estate Planning Considerations for New Parents
Becoming a new parent is an exciting time in your life. However, while you are making adjustments in your life to accommodate your newborn and the care and space they need, you shouldn’t forget to consider your estate plan. While… Read More
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The Benefits of and What to Include in Your Living Will
In the chance that you become incapacitated, a living will gives your loved ones peace of mind. For example, if someone were to fall into a coma that required life support, it’s safe to say that it would be the… Read More
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The Disadvantage of a DIY Will and Not Hiring an Estate Plan Lawyer
There are many disadvantages to not hiring an estate plan lawyer. We live in an information age where learning how to implement tasks seems as straightforward as reading a self-help book or Googling information. With the seemingly limitless information out… Read More
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You’ve Been Named a Personal Representative: Now What?
When your loved one names you as a personal representative, it can be an honor. It means that they trust you enough to make financial decisions when they’re no longer here. While this role can be honorary, it also comes… Read More
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Revocable Living Trusts: Why They’re Significant
Revocable living trusts account for some things that wills cannot. When you choose between the two, it all comes down to your most significant concerns and what you want to achieve with an estate plan. There are two trust types:… Read More