Digital privacy doesn’t stop being important after death, especially for people who value control over personal content like journals, emails, or cloud storage. While heirs often gain access to digital assets through wills or trusts, not every asset is meant...
Digital assets are showing up in more Florida estate plans, and they’re not just Bitcoin. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs), virtual land, in-game items, and other collectibles stored on blockchain platforms now hold real value. These assets can be traded, taxed, and...
Trusts often offer long-term stability, although, sometimes, they can have outdated provisions that no longer make sense. For instance, a trust created under old tax laws or one whose beneficiary’s needs may have changed might need to be modified to...
People often turn to asset protection trusts to keep their wealth safe from lawsuits and creditors. A Domestic Asset Protection Trust (DAPT) allows someone to shield their own assets while still benefiting from them. However, Florida doesn’t allow these trusts....
Many people turn to online templates or DIY estate planning tools to create a revocable trust. By doing so, they hope to save time and money. Although going the DIY route may seem convenient, a poorly drafted trust can lead...
Planning for the future often means making sure your loved ones are taken care of, including your children or grandchildren. While you may want to leave money or property to a minor, estate laws have strict rules about how children...
There are many options to protect your family’s wealth and pass it down generations. Although no one really wants to think about estate planning, it is important. For families in Florida, using a Family Limited Partnership (FLP) can make this...
Planning for the future is important, and having a revocable living trust is one of the best ways to protect your assets and ensure your wishes are honored. However, life changes, and so should your estate plan. When thinking of...
Estate planning ensures that property is distributed according to specific wishes. Revocable trusts are a powerful tool in this process, offering privacy and control that other methods may not provide. Protecting privacy with a revocable trust A revocable trust keeps...
Probate is the legal procedure where a court supervises the distribution of a deceased person’s assets. This process can take months, sometimes even years, and involves fees that can reduce the overall value of the estate. A revocable trust is...
