Our Estate Planning and Corporate Law Blog
Follow our attorney blog to get up-to-the-minute information about estate planning and corporate law in Florida. Our legal team shares relevant information for families and business people concerned with protecting their interests.
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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. -
US Supreme Court decides 8-1 to Uphold Revocation-On-Divorce Provision In Sveen et al. v. Melin, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the retroactive application of Minnesota’s law which automatically revokes life insurance beneficiary designations made by an individual to the individual’s former spouse upon divorce. -
The patchwork needed on the intricate quilt that is Marriage Equality As we continue to explore the new frontier of marriage equality, we see that there are a number of laws that can adversely affect LGBT families. These laws span from restrictions on surrogacy to custody of their children, the landscape is constantly shifting. -
4 Vital Legal Agreements All Startups Should Have in Place Avoid the most common mistakes that most business owners make and establish a solid legal foundation to protect your company from unforeseen situations and circumstances. The most effective and efficient way to provide this legal shield is by putting key legal agreements in place. -
The Canary Keeps Singing How we can learn about estate planning from the deaths of Anthony Bourdain and Kate Spade. -
Spring Cleaning for your Legal and Financial Affairs It’s easy to know what to do when it comes to home organization such as cleaning out the closet and finally finishing those DIY projects, but the idea of legal and financial organization can be complex and confusing. -
If Estate Planning Were a House: The Key Differences Between Wills and Trusts Key differences between a will and a trust. These two terms are often confused and used somewhat interchangeably. But, wills and trusts are two very different things. -
Creating a Family Legacy: Creating a Life worth living and legacy worth leaving In our line of work, people often ask how to structure the transfer of a particular tangible asset to mitigate taxes, maximize wealth, or stare off family rivalry. Yet, creating an estate plan is more than just an outline on pieces of paper of who you will be leaving money behind for your loved ones.