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BBVA CUSTOMERS! Check your POD Beneficiary Designations!
ATTN: BBVA CUSTOMERS!! Are you a FORMER BBVA customer going through the transition to PNC? You’re probably struggling with online access or a host of
Ladybird Deeds: Transfer Your Real Estate Easily
The vast majority of Floridians (or Americans for that matter) only own one piece of real property (real estate) – a residential home. Though a
Should I Keep My Will in My Safe Deposit Box?
Many people believe a safe deposit box is the best place to store a last will and testament. After all, a will is supposed to
Last Will Drafting Tip: Why You Should NOT Require Your Homestead to Be Sold
https://www.facebook.com/594156354029882/videos/786119548817168 Though rare, we’ve seen a few self-prepared Wills in the last year that had critical problems aside from the occasional execution defects. Here’s a
Estate Planning for Healthcare Workers & Emergency Personnel (During COVID19)
Over the last month, I’ve seen an appreciable uptick in estate planning clients during this uncertainty and concern caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. While I
Mom’s in rehab at a nursing home. We just got a bill for $10,000! Options?
Long term care in a nursing home can be VERY expensive (average $10,000 per month). What to do if you receive a bill for a rehab or nursing home facility but want to preserve your assets. Learn more about Medicaid Planning.
Should You Have a Living Trust?
Living Trusts, also known as “Revocable Trusts” are estate planning tools that can be incredibly useful but are often misunderstood. If you don’t understand why
How to Talk to Aging Parents About Estate Planning
It’s not easy. And the usual response I hear is that nobody wants to talk about such a morbid topic. Remember though that estate planning isn’t
Who gets custody of my child if I die in Florida?
Parents of minor children need a Last Will and Testament “I don’t own anything of real value, why do I need a Will?” Do you
