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Anyone running their own business understands the time and detail that goes into every decision. But have you decided what will happen to your company when you’re no longer around to run it? Many entrepreneurs may wish to pass their business to their children....
One thing that can sometimes hold entrepreneurs and business owners back is that they’re worried about taking financial risks. For instance, someone may be considering taking out a loan to fund the development of a product. They believe there is a market for it and...
Buying a new house is a significant milestone that can inspire a sense of accomplishment and excitement. However, it is also a significant responsibility in a host of ways. As a result, buying a house should also incentivize adults to either create or revisit their...
Becoming a grandparent marks an exciting new chapter. As you welcome the latest additions to your family, you will want to ensure their future security and well-being. This makes estate planning an essential step for new Florida grandparents. The importance of having...
Receiving a tough medical diagnosis can be an overwhelming and emotional experience. Yet, amidst the stress and uncertainty, it is important to ensure that your financial and healthcare wishes are clearly defined and legally documented. Estate planning after a serious...
Bringing home a new baby is a time that’s filled with changes and figuring out how to make things work. While new parents might rightfully be focused on their little bundle of joy, they need to think about what the baby’s future might hold. One thing that new parents...
When doing your estate planning, it is important to realize that your beneficiaries are individuals with often wildly disparate skill sets, strengths and weaknesses. What may be an appropriate bequest for some heirs may be quite inappropriate for others. Not everyone...
Divorce marks the end of a marriage. If you’re facing this life transition, it means that it is time to reevaluate your legal and financial affairs. This includes your will. You’ll need to make changes based on your new situation. The following are some important...
Studies consistently find that most people don’t have an estate plan in place. They do tend to develop these plans more often as they grow older. Many retired individuals, however, don’t have a plan yet either. What are some reasons why people continue to put off this...
A living will is a legal document that outlines your desires for medical treatment when you are unable to effectively communicate your wishes. It allows you to specify your preferences for life-sustaining treatments, organ donation, pain management and more when you...