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Our passion is for helping others improve their current situation. Often that means you need an attorney to go to court for you or draft an estate plan for you so you can have peace of mind that your family will be protected after you pass away.
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Can You Modify or Terminate an Irrevocable Trust in Florida?
Trusts are commonly used within an estate plan because a trust can help to further so many estate planning goals. Given how popular trusts are,…
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What Happens During Probate?
At some point in your life, you will almost certainly be involved in the probate of an estate. This might be because you are responsible…
QDOT or QTIP?
Acquiring assets may be an important goal; however, protecting the assets that you acquire is an even more important estate planning goal. Both a Qualified…
What Is the Medicaid Look-Back Rule?
The high cost of long-term care means that, as a senior, the likelihood that you will need to qualify for Medicaid increases substantially. Consequently, it…
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