We are continuing our series on digital assets and your estate plan. Our previous article included some tips from our Florida estate planning lawyers, including making a comprehensive list of all of the digital assets you own and securely storing…
Merry Christmas! As we enter the Christmas season, now is a good time to think about how and what you need to tell your friends and family about your estate plan. Do you need to make sure they know where…
Pittman Law Office is a professional firm with experienced Florida estate planning lawyers and probate lawyers on staff to help clients navigate through the often confusing processes involved with wills, trusts, probate, and estates. Our next series of articles will…
We are continuing our series on different types of property ownership in the state of Florida. As estate planning attorneys, it is our job to ensure that your real property is set up in a way that respects your ultimate…
The Villages Florida Newcomers interview Amy Pittman. (watch video)
My Neighbor Said.... My neighbor told me _______________________, and you fill in the blank. Sometimes well meaning neighbors provide ill advised guidance. Everyone's situation is different, whether it be family dynamics, assets, or overall estate planning goals. We are here…
Are you thinking about leaving your legacy to charities? Planned Giving Estate planning covers more than just financial matters. Indeed, many use their estate plan to pass along their values as well as their wealth. One way to do this…
June 15th is Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Here are some ways in which you can help decrease the instances of abuse.
Pittman Law Office Newsflash June 15th is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Elder abuse can range from physical abuse and neglect to financial exploitation and theft. Unfortunately, many folks love and rely on the person abusing them, therefore their abuse…
We are continuing our series on how unmarried partners can protect their assets. If you are not married and are concerned about how to ensure your partner is taken care of upon your death, you should see a Florida estate…