Our First “Making a PAWSitive Difference” Donation!
We are thrilled that we were recently able to make our first semi-annual contribution to our Making a PAWSitive Difference […]
Spring 2020 Newsletter
Estate Planning Lesson Learned from This Time of Crisis By far, the biggest lesson COVID-19 has taught all of us […]
What Are Advance Directives?
When Florida lawyers use the term “advance directives”, what do we mean? Advance Directives is the umbrella term that describes documents that you put in place before you become incapacitated that are designed to speak for you if you do become incapacitated.
Estate Planning Project At Home
Being homebound due to the coronavirus has many challenges. One potentially unexpected challenge is trying to figure out how to […]
The SECURE Act Has Arrived
Many people name their children as the beneficiaries of their IRA accounts. One of the advantages for your child in […]
Holiday Surprises
Usually when we hear the term “holiday surprises” we think about a special gift or an unexpected, but welcome visit […]
The Comforting Power of Pets At Work at the Caregiver’s Holiday PAWS Pause
Pets bring a special joy into our lives. They are faithful companions, loving family members and sometimes even our therapists. […]
November Is National Family Caregivers Month
Caring for a family member can sometimes feel like a roller coaster ride. It can deepen the bond you have with your loved one, but it can also be physically and emotionally draining. Caregivers are usually so busy giving care that they often forget to take care of themselves.
When Did You Last Update Your Durable Power of Attorney?
Twice in the past few weeks we have had clients come in with durable powers of attorney that are more than 10 years old. The durable power of attorney is the legal document that states who you want to handle your non-medical affairs if you are incapacitated and can no longer handle them yourself. Although Florida durable powers of attorney do not legally expire, they can become less effective due to changes in the law.