Protecting
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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...
As adults age, slips and falls become more dangerous. According to the CDC, millions of people over 65 fall each year. While some falls end in minor injuries, older adults have a higher risk of severe injuries. When caregivers neglect a senior's environment, the...
When you first notice a bedsore on your loved one, you may not think it is a big deal at first. This is especially true of small and mild bedsores, which often simply look like little blisters or abrasions. In reality, though, these small wounds might indicate a much...
Florida commercial real estate owners may offer tenants flexibility in negotiating lease agreements. New businesses, for example, may find rentals that allow them to end leases should their startups fail. As noted by PYMNTS.com, property owners with vacancies could...
When you craft your Florida estate plan, you may pay particular attention to your will. Your will gives you a way through which to dictate who you want to inherit your assets and belongings, but there are limits to exactly what it does. When you have specific estate...
When you create an estate plan, a crucial part is to name a guardian for your children in the case of your untimely death. This person will make financial and personal decisions on behalf of a minor, and the court will appoint them into this duty. Thus, it is...
Individuals may help their heirs avoid probate by naming them as beneficiaries on certain accounts. As noted by Bankrate.com, several types of accounts provide money to beneficiaries as soon as the original account holder dies. Financial institutions generally refer...
As a landlord, you have the right to receive payment from your tenant. Unfortunately, people sometimes have financial hardships that can impact their ability to pay rent. If your tenant goes without paying for over a month, you may want to talk about your options. The...
When sitting down for estate planning, there are a few obvious talking points: wills, trusts and long-term care arrangements. Most of these logistics focus on making sure the property you earned during your life goes to the people who you want to pass it to after your...