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What should I consider when developing a long term care plan in Florida?
What steps should I take to protect the house in case of nursing home costs?
When should an estate plan be reviewed?
Will having a power of attorney and health care surrogate in place prevent the need for a guardianship?
Will my family need to pay estate taxes at my death?
Will the government or state take my house if I go into a nursing home?
If I have several children, can I treat them differently in my will?
If I become incapacitated, will I need a durable power of attorney if I already have a living trust?
If I am named as personal representative in a will, do I have to serve?
I thought that when I retired I got Medicare. Is that true?
I made a will, but lived in another state. Now I live in Florida. What should I do?
I made a will 20 years ago when my children were small. Do I need to change it now?
I have long-term care insurance. Do I need to do anything else to protect my assets?
I did some estate planning in the past with my financial advisor. Should I still consult an estate planning attorney?
Does all personal property and real property have to go through an estate when a person dies?
Does a will increase probate expenses?
Does a living trust protect property from creditors?
Do I share my husband’s inheritance of his mom’s house?
Do I retain control of my property if it is in a trust?
Do I receive a payment upon the death of my spouse?
Do I need to name a guardian in my will?
Do I need to insure estate assets?
Do I need to file tax returns for the estate?
Do I need to appoint the same person as my agent in my health care power of attorney and financial power of attorney?
Do I need an attorney to make my will?
Do I need a living will, health care power of attorney, or financial power of attorney?
Do I have to prepare an accounting?
Do I have to have my power of attorney recorded at the county clerk’s office?
Do all attorneys practice Elder Law?
Do I need the original will?
Do I need an attorney to handle an estate?
Do I need a living trust?
Do I have to be wealthy to set up a trust?
Do I have to be in my home state when I make my will?
Can you avoid probate by leaving a deed filled out and notarized but not filed until death?
Can there be more than one personal representative?
Can the estate attorney also represent me as a beneficiary?
Can someone challenge my will after I die?
Can my power of attorney make or change my will?
Can my power of attorney change my trust document?
Can my husband and I make a joint will?
Can my estate avoid paying a personal representative’s fee?
Can I use my will to name a guardian to care for my young children and manage their property?
Can I use a reverse mortgage program to help with finances?
Can I prevent a daughter-in-law or son-in-law from benefitting from my child’s inheritance if they get a divorce?
Can I pay the decedent’s debts even if the creditor has not filed a claim?
Can I name more than one person as agent?
Can I name alternative beneficiaries?
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