Monthly Archives: January 2024
Florida’s New Alimony Laws Are A Rude Awakening For Divorced Seniors
Every divorced person should rewrite his or her estate plan, but most of them do not, at least not until a serious health problem or a serious remarriage prospect appears. While it would be lovely to approach your estate plan with an abundance mindset, a lot of people’s motivation to get started on their… Read More »
Reality Check: Your Clutter Will Not Destroy Your Family
On some corners of the Internet, people seem to think that a person’s moral worth is inversely proportional to the amount of stuff he or she owns. By this logic, your grandmother’s kindness and generosity were canceled out by her collection of souvenir spoons that formed such a thick layer on the walls of… Read More »
Considerations About Inheriting Real Estate
The annoyances of homeownership are a popular subject of conversation at housewarming parties. The new homeowners will proudly humblebrag about all the costly repairs they made before they moved in and the ones they plan to make next. The conversation then turns to a game of one-upmanship about homeowners’ association dues and the aches… Read More »
An Estate Plan For Your Intangible Heritage
The clients of estate planning lawyers invest a lot of time on saving money after they die, which, when you say it out loud, sounds absurd. Everyone knows that going out of your way to avoid spending money even when you are financially secure isn’t about wanting to avoid poverty; it’s about wanting to… Read More »
