I recently wrote about probate and homestead property over at our sister site, WeProbateFlorida.com. It’s worth a look if you’re wondering what happens if you don’t create an estate plan at all and the property remains in your name after you pass. In the coming days, I’ll address the nuances of owning and titling real estate so that it effectively …
Florida Probate Attorney vs. Estate Planning Attorney
What’s the difference anyway? Nope, there is no punchline here. This isn’t a lawyer joke. But this is a pretty common question when I tell people what I do. What is a Florida Probate Attorney? A probate attorney guides and assists people in the administration of a persons estate. More specifically, a Florida probate attorney is versed in the often …
Were you a victim of On Time Tax Consultants?
My good friend and trusted colleague, attorney Sarah Martello was recently featured on recent bust of “On Time Tax Consultants” tax preparation service. What if I’m a Victim? If you have been a victim of this company, you may want to consult a local tax attorney in Gainesville to assess your exposure and risk. Click here to contact Sarah Martello, …
Looking for an Gainesville Immigration Attorney?
A friend and colleague of ours, Evan George just relaunched his website at EvanGeorge-Law.com. If you or someone you know is looking for an experienced immigration attorney in Gainesville, please consider contact Mr. George!
UPDATE: Contact Form Issues Resolved
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Gainesville Sun: “Years after Schiavo, few make final directives”
The Gainesville Sun reminded us this morning that April 16, 2010 will mark the fifth anniversary of Terri Schiavo (pronounced “shy-vo”). The article is a sober reminder of the necessity of preparing advanced directives (a Living Will) and draws attention to the AARP‘s recommendations: Here are some questions the AARP recommends you consider: Where do you want to die – …