Our Estate Planning and Corporate Law Blog
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7 Events That Trigger a Review of Your Estate Plan How long is my will or estate plan good for? A regular review will put you at ease, knowing your family is protected and provided for no matter what happens. -
Transaction Tips for Equine Sales and Lease Agreements: Winter Horse Show Series We’re excited to announce the addition of Erin Prutow, Esq. to the Yolofsky Law family. Erin focuses her practice on equine law. She has extensive experience in the horse industry and is ready to help owners, trainers, buyers, and support personnel. -
Commit to your Estate Plan Before Your Spring Break Trip Between structuring your itinerary, getting plane tickets, cruise reservations, and booking hotels, creating an estate plan is probably not something you thought to add to your to-do list. -
3 Things You Need to Stop Doing Now For a Successful New Year Here are some simple to apply steps to engage with a positive mindset and keep those resolutions. -
5 Steps You Need to Take to Plan a Smooth Business Succession For the most part, small business owners in the United States have not made any succession plans. This means that the business may end before it is time if something happens to the owner. -
The Top 5 Pitfalls to Avoid in Estate Planning and How to Avoid Them We understand that estate planning involves thinking about death and many people put it off until their senior years or simply ignore it until it becomes too late. -
Year End Tax Planning: How to avoid scrambling during tax season The new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) will certainly be impacting taxes this year, which is why we recommend that you begin planning sooner rather than later. -
Power of Attorney – Too Much Power or Not Enough? In simple terms, in a power of attorney the principal grants the agent powers to deal with broad or narrow aspects of your personal affairs. In Florida, this “power” goes into effect immediately after signing. -
College Homework Worth Completing The Most Important Documents Your Kids Should Sign Once They Turn 18! -
Starting a New Business? Follow This 8 Point Plan for Success Many entrepreneurs get so caught up on how to start the process that the business itself never materializes. To simplify things, here is a list of 8 fundamental things to plan when starting your new business.