If you are involved in legal proceedings regarding an estate and/or going through the probate proceedings on behalf of a deceased loved one, you may need Letters of Administration. As these are essential legal documents, it is important to not only know what they are...
Medicare and Medicaid are two essential ways that people obtain health coverage and other important financial coverage. But, because they are both government health insurance programs and sound similar, it can be hard to remember which is which. If you or your loved...
After a lifetime of working for personal savings, possibly losing your financial assets to pay for expensive long-term care costs can be daunting. However, as expensive as the cost of a nursing home can be, you or your loved one may simply need care in nursing homes....
Trusts are an important part of protecting a person's assets. For disabled individuals or their caretakers, you may benefit from establishing a unique type of trust called a special needs trust (SNT). If you or a loved one is disabled, here is what you need to know...
Enjoying a full and ongoing retirement is a traditional approach to one's golden years. However, many seniors are choosing to return to work for a variety of reasons after their initial retirement. Whether choosing to return to work soon after retirement or years...
Each year, millions of people rely upon Medicaid and Veterans Affairs (VA) programs and benefits for a range of health care. As a resident of Florida who may need these programs, the information below includes important information, links to eligibility, and ways to...
As we age, there are important legal issues for seniors to consider in terms of health, wealth, and even family situations. Each of these areas may benefit from the assistance of an elder law attorney. If you’ve never utilized the expertise of this type of attorney,...
A will is an important legal document designating an individual's final wishes. While most wills are upheld, there are some valid grounds when they can be challenged. You may wonder, "Can I prevent a contested will in Florida?" Our experienced attorneys in...
When a trust is established, a Social Security Number (SSN) or an Employer Identification Number (EIN) is needed as a tax identification number. The type of trust established determines if you use an EIN or SSN when funding trusts. When you are seeking expert advice...