How to Avoid a Guardianship
You can avoid a guardianship by having someone you trust to handle your personal affairs with a few estate planning documents.
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Professional Guardians – Who are They and What do They Do?
To become a professional guardian, you can be a natural person or a corporation as long as you are providing guardianship services. You must also meet the requirements to become a professional guardian.
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#Freebritney is finally over. So, what did we learn?
Since 2008, Britney Spears has been under a conservatorship managed mostly by her father. Thanks to the “Free Britney Spears” campaign started by her fans everyone knows about her case. But most people do not know what a conservatorship is and what it does. To give you a better understanding, we are going to discuss the Britney Spears conservatorship. Let’s begin.
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Five Things to Know About a Conservatorship
Whatever it is, it sounds scary, doesn’t it? Learn more about it so you can avoid it if need be. But if you must have one, appoint someone now who will serve that role.
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What Is a Special Needs Trust and How Does It Work?
Special needs trusts can help those that are physically disabled, mentally disabled, or chronically ill. This includes individuals of all ages who made need part time or full-time care.
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Are My Estate Planning Legal Fees Tax Deductible?
Prior to 2018, you may have been able to deduct legal fees associated with estate planning. However, that all changed with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed that year by Congress.
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Lady Bird Deed – Is It Something I Need To Consider?
A Lady Bird deed is a legal tool that allows an owner of “real property” to transfer it to a
beneficiary without the need to submit the matter to the probate court, which Florida law
would otherwise require.
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Save Yourself the Headache and Get an Elder Law Power of Attorney
Run-of-the-mill power of attorney (“POA”) documents blanket the pages of the internet if you do a quick search. But when you have a loved one and need real protection, you need something stronger. Look no further than an Elder Law POA.
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Lady Bird Deeds: Can I Get One in Florida?
A Lady Bird Deed can be very useful for your estate planning needs.
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What Do I Do if it’s Too Late to Appoint a Power of Attorney?
This past year has really tested the waters for most of the world, and one thing we should have learned is that no matter how health your loved ones are, it is probably a good idea to think about appointing a power of attorney (“POA”).
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