You may revoke your Will by destroying it or by preparing a new Will. If you destroy your Will without preparing a new Will, your assets will pass at your death according to the laws of “intestate succession.” If you decide you no longer want the… Read More

Your Will is an important document and should be stored safely. Although the office will keep a copy of your Will, you have the only original. The choice of where to keep your Will is yours. You can keep the Will in a safe place at home or you can pl… Read More

Florida law allows you to refer to a list made separately from your Will which states who will receive certain items of personal property. Your Will includes a reference to such a list. The following applies to your list: -The list can dispose of onl… Read More

Any number of things could happen that would require you to change or rewrite your Will. Several of the more common ones include: An unexpected death or disablement; A change in your marital status; A considerable change in your economic picture; A n… Read More

Estate Planning At some point in life, we all wonder “What will happen to my family when I die?” The idea of our mortality is often terrifying, but it doesn’t have to be. Planning your estate with a few documents ahead of time is on… Read More