Monthly Archives: December 2021
Can You Disclaim An Inheritance In Florida?
Robert and Caroline’s father, Russell, owned a dilapidated, albeit beachfront property in Tampa Bay. It was not his primary residence, and Russell had always hoped to fix it and rely on the property for passive rental income. As age caught up with him, he never got around to it, and the house fell into… Read More »
Estate Planning Tips For Unmarried Couples In Tampa: Part 2
In the previous blog post, our authors discussed estate planning for unmarried couples without children. In this post, we will discuss additional caveats and considerations for couples with children. All advice previously discussed does pertain to couples with children, including the completion of a healthcare power of attorney. This also includes a thorough review… Read More »
Estate Planning Tips For Unmarried Couples In Tampa: Part 1
Marriage is no longer a social requirement for couples wishing to cohabitate and remain monogamous, although common law marriage is not recognized in the state of Florida. In fact, in 2020, the U.S. Census Bureau determined that the rate of marriage declined to 49 percent. The stigma for unmarried couples has all but vanished,… Read More »
Identifying Signs Of Elder Abuse & Protecting Loved Ones In Tampa
As parents and loved ones age, they often require more care than adult children are able to give. This especially true for elderly loved ones with advanced stage cognitive disorders, such as dementia, and elders with several comorbidities and limited mobility, who might require around the clock care. Assisted living facilities and nursing home… Read More »