Protecting
Your Legacy
When looking for an executor for your estate, you will likely gravitate toward someone you know well. For most people, a family member will serve as their first pick. But is a family member your best option? Surprisingly, the answer is not always yes. Trusting your...
Landlords generally have a protected right to receive payment from tenants. However, some tenants may come across situations in their life that make it difficult for them to financially handle this, thus leading to troubles paying rent. Fortunately, there are ways to...
While creating and organizing your estate plan may seem daunting, getting information on the topic can help reduce confusion and simplify the process. One of the most common documents in your estate plan is the last will and testament. The last will and testament give...
Creating an estate plan is one of the wisest actions possible for preserving your legacy. Putting one together means assets have protection and will wind up in the right hands after you are gone. Many estate plans have errors that ruin their intentions. The more aware...
Leaving your senior loved one in the hands of caregivers, nurses or a care facility can turn stressful if you fear the caregivers neglected or abused your loved one. One sign of neglect includes bedsores. According to Mayo Clinic, bedsores are pressure ulcers that...
Getting your home ready to sell in Florida can bring feelings of excitement, as well as stress and uncertainty. Because first impressions make a significant impact on homebuyers, you will want to put in the work to elevate your home's appeal. Taking time to prepare...
Individuals willing to give up control and transfer ownership of their assets may prefer an irrevocable trust over a revocable living trust. Kiplinger’s Personal Finance reports that an irrevocable trust may protect your assets from creditors while revocable living...
Elder abuse can happen anywhere. It may occur in an older adult's home, assisted living facility or nursing home. If you have any suspicions that your older loved one may be suffering at the hands of his or her caretaker, the National Institute on Aging has signs to...
There are many reasons to live in a place owned by a landlord. You may prefer a rental because you have fewer responsibilities for maintenance, or a rental may be the best option for your budget. No matter your reasons, there are times when a tenant and a landlord...
If your loved one recently passed away, you could have several questions and concerns related to the probate process. It is crucial to familiarize yourself with key terms, such as exempt property. During probate, courts oversee the distribution of the assets that...