On behalf of Fradley Law Firm, P.A. | Aug 27, 2020 | Estate Planning
Only about 40 percent of Americans have a will or living trust in place. If you are among them, consider yourself ahead of the curve. But estate planning is not a singular event that lasts for a lifetime. After your plan is created, it should be reviewed periodically...
On behalf of Fradley Law Firm, P.A. | Aug 20, 2020 | Estate Planning
Individuals build estate plans from a collection of complex legal documents concerning a person’s financial affairs, insurance policies and instructions for distributing assets upon their death. An appointed executor manages this process and works with the heirs on...
On behalf of Fradley Law Firm, P.A. | Jul 8, 2020 | Estate Planning
Florida residents like you spend so much time and energy on your estate in life. It makes sense that you want it to stay secure after you pass. Because of this, an executor is one of the most important figures in your estate plan. You may think that a family member...
On behalf of Fradley Law Firm, P.A. | Jun 18, 2020 | Estate Planning
While assembling your estate planning strategy, you learn about “power of attorney.” Rather than putting off learning about and creating your power of attorney, handle the task now. The Florida Bar explains the role of the power of attorney and the...
On behalf of Fradley Law Firm, P.A. | Jun 9, 2020 | Estate Planning
If you have a disabled child, you probably provided in-depth care throughout his or her childhood. Now that your son or daughter is approaching adulthood, you may worry about continuing to offer the same level of support. After all, you are not going to be around...
On behalf of Fradley Law Firm, P.A. | Apr 9, 2020 | Estate Planning
Following the death of an individual, an executor takes charge of the estate of the deceased. The primary task of an executor is to close out the estate and make sure heirs to the estate receive their inheritance. You may have heard that an executor serves as a...
On behalf of Fradley Law Firm, P.A. | Mar 13, 2020 | Estate Planning
Florida has a large number of retirees and many cases of COVID-19 already making waves in the state. With the virus causing more problems with those over the age of 65, it is important that your estate plan is up to date. These common documents can help you ensure...
On behalf of Fradley Law Firm, P.A. | Dec 14, 2019 | Estate Planning
Florida state laws decide how to handle estate matters. Across the board, experts encourage people to write their estate plan as early as possible using these laws as a guideline. But is writing an estate plan enough? Can you write one and rely on it for the rest of...
On behalf of Fradley Law Firm, P.A. | Nov 8, 2019 | Estate Planning
If you are of retirement age in Florida, it is time to start thinking about estate planning if you have not already done so. Estate planning is the process of figuring out what will happen with your assets after you have either died or become incapacitated. Having a...
On behalf of Fradley Law Firm, P.A. | Oct 19, 2019 | Estate Planning
End-of-life planning in Florida does not just refer to what happens to your assets and possessions after your death. It includes plans for what should happen to you if you become incapacitated and cannot express your preferences regarding your medical and health care...
