Having children will change your estate plan in many ways. Most importantly, you must consider what would happen to your children in the event that you and your spouse pass on before they reach the legal age of 18.
Part I: Estate planning myths that will not go away
There are some myths that simply will not die. Even today there are people who believe that the Earth is flat, George Washington chopped down a cherry tree and that Columbus discovered America. Estate planning is, unfortunately, not immune from its own myths and legends.
5 mistakes to avoid when you are creating your estate plan
Creating your estate plan is a necessary task, but it does take some thought. You have to make the choices that put your wishes first and that will take care of your family members when you aren't able to.
The eternal question: Who gets your stuff when you die?
The eternal question of who gets your stuff can be answered pretty quickly and easily. For instance, if you have a will, it is essentially a set of instructions for how your property is to be distributed.
Recently relocated to Brevard County? Time for a talk
Let’s say you have recently relocated to Brevard County. You’ve left behind the snow and the sleet of your former home up north and you’re looking forward to enjoying your days of sunshine and sand in your new home here in Florida.
