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Estate Planning for the Disabled in Florida

As a Florida Estate Planning Attorney, I often get involved in planning for Disabled Florida Adults and Children. Often these individuals are receiving government benefits or expect to receive the in the future due to a physical or mental illness or disability. In some cases clients expect their spouse to…

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Powers of Attorney for College Students

As a Jacksonville Estate Planning Attorney, I wanted to share with you and your family an important planning idea on he use of Powers of Attorney and Health Care Surrogate forms for college students and adult family members that are under 30 years of age. These documents are recommended because…

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Attorney and Client Check List for Mediation

Jacksonville Business and Estate Planning Attorney, David Goldman Found a great article How To Prepare For Mediation: The Mediator’s Check List Of Key Legal And Factual Issues by David Laufer. This article and the checklist below can be used in Florida Business Law, Florida Probate Law, Florida Guardianship Law, and…

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Durable Power of Attoney? Why are they so Important?

Florida Estate Planning Lawyers often include Durable Power of Attorney documents in the estate planning they do. Today I read an article on the California Estate Planning Blog entitled “Do I Need A POA Over My Spouse?”. The article recommends that everyone needs a power of attorney over their spouse…

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Do you have the power to help your children?

Some Florida Estate Planning Lawyers are now providing documents for college age kids as part of their parents estate planning. A valid Health Care Proxy or Designation of Health Care Surrogate, or Medical Power of Attorney and a Durable Power of Attorney are important documents to have for your adult…

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Florida Guardianship: Preference of Appointment of a Guaridan

In Jacksonville Florida and other Florida counties, your Florida Guardianship Attorney will help the ward present information to court. The court has the option to appoint any person who is qualified to act as a guardian. Florida Statutes, Section 744.312 requires the court to give preference to any person who…

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Florida Guardianship: Advance Directives and their Role

In Jacksonville Florida and other areas of the estate Florida Estate Planning Lawyers and Florida Guardianship Lawyers use advance directives including Durable powers of Attorney and Designation of health care surrogates to limit the need for Florida plenary or limited guardianship. Prior to the appointment of a Florida Guardian, the…

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