Monthly Archives: August 2021
4 Reasons To Revoke A Florida Power Of Attorney Or Advance Directive
It was a smart move to execute a power of attorney and/or health care advance directive as part of your estate plan, as these two documents go a long way toward protecting your interests if you become incapacitated. Florida defines incapacity as lacking the ability to manage and make responsible decisions regarding your assets… Read More »
Understanding Different Types Of Wills Under Florida Law
When you consider that a will is one of the most fundamental components of an estate plan, it seems unfair that the various types available under Florida law can create such confusion. The basic definition of a will is any instrument which disposes of a person’s property at or after death, including a document… Read More »
Parenting Coordination In Florida Divorces: Things To Know
A bitter, hostile divorce can be devastating for the parties, but the toll on children can be extremely stressful and traumatic. You certainly want to spare children the unpleasant experience, yet it is not possible to shelter them from child custody and parenting time issues completely. The judge WILL enter a court order outlining… Read More »
Answers To FAQs About Florida Do Not Resuscitate Orders (DNRO)
As you are contemplating your Florida estate plan and working out details for advance directives, it is important that you not overlook a key document: A Do Not Resuscitate Order (DNRO), which can be critical in end-of-life situations. In short, this document is a statement of your wishes if health care providers must decide… Read More »
