Did you know that Florida has some really advantageous property tax discounts? If you are 65 or older or have special circumstances, you may be able to qualify for even mor than the average homeowner. The estate planning attorneys and…
One of the most important aspects of your estate plan is designating an agent under a Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA). Your DPOA needs to be drawn up by an experienced estate planning attorney. Florida estate planning lawyers know all…
Our previous article explored some reasons why you should discuss a will or Revocable Trust with your Florida estate planning attorney. We also covered the importance of designating a health care surrogate. Today, we will look at two more basic…
If you have engaged an estate planning attorney to develop your estate plan, then there are several items he or she should discuss with you. Unfortunately, not all estate planning attorneys take time to go over some very important information…
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…
Each state has its own set of laws pertaining to property ownership. An estate planning attorney can help you determine which type of ownership is best for your situation. We are continuing our series on the different ways property can…
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…
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Our estate planning attorneys are often posed with the question of the best way to own real estate in Florida. The answer really depends on your situation. And, how your situation may or will change in the future. Our next…
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…