We are continuing our series of articles outlining the steps in the estate planning process. The Pittman Law Office has two Florida Estate Planning lawyers and probate lawyers along with a friendly, qualified staff to help ensure your estate plan…
We are beginning a new series of articles that outline the steps in the estate planning process. As Florida estate planning attorneys and probate attorneys, we understand the state laws governing probate and estate plans and can properly set up…
Part Three As a Florida estate planning lawyer and probate attorney serving The Villages area, we have seen it all. There are many reasons why you might not wish for your assets to end up in a dispute. Having a…
Part Two We are continuing our series on why you should hire a Florida estate planning attorney to handle your will and estate planning needs. Our previous article discussed how an estate planning attorney can make sure your estate plan…
The COVID-19 crisis has caused many to pause and consider their wills and estate planning documents. Our Florida estate planning attorney discussed in a previous article the importance of these documents, especially during uncertain times. Today, people of all ages…
Any will can be contested in court. Poorly written and outdated wills are especially vulnerable. This is why it is important to have a qualified Florida estate planning attorney draft your will, update your will on a regular basis and…
Not only do trusts differ by state, but there are also various types of trusts. The Pittman Law Office staff includes an experienced Florida estate planning attorney and probate attorney. The Villages is our primary service area, but we will…
When you lose a loved one, asset distribution can be a complicated process. The Pittman Law Office has an experienced Florida probate attorney to guide you. If assets go into probate, a Personal Representative – someone legally designated to oversee…
Now more than ever it’s important to have Health Care documents and/or a designated Health Care Surrogate to ensure your wishes are carried out should you become incapacitated. If you don’t have Health Care documents, a qualified Florida estate planning…
A revocable living trust can be established by an individual to help ensure their assets are distributed how they see fit. A Successor Trustee is named to the trust. This can be a family member, friend, attorney, etc. Once the…