On behalf of Wyrough Law Firm | Jun 24, 2020 | Estate Planning
You do not have to do your estate planning alone. It’s something you can do with the rest of your family, as a joint effort that includes a lot of family conversations. After all, the plan you put in place is going to impact them in many ways. Why not give them a say...
On behalf of Wyrough Law Firm | Jun 12, 2020 | Estate Planning
When an adult goes missing indefinitely, their family members can wind up in a particularly difficult situation. Unless someone has power of attorney authority or is a cosigner on various accounts and assets held by the missing individual, family members and loved...
On behalf of Wyrough Law Firm | Jun 3, 2020 | Estate Planning
If you initially wrote a will when your child was born, you may want to update that will when they turn 18. This is the bare minimum; it is often wise to update the will far more often than that. However, like having a child initially, seeing that child become a legal...
On behalf of Wyrough Law Firm | May 20, 2020 | Estate Planning
As people age, it is possible for them to experience cognitive decline. In some cases, people develop conditions like Alzheimer’s disease that affect their ability to function safely without support from others. Sometimes, age itself will simply impact their...
On behalf of Wyrough Law Firm | May 15, 2020 | Estate Planning
There is a lot to think about when creating an estate plan, including what will happen to your estate immediately upon your death. Your goal is to plan for every situation imaginable, while also protecting your loved ones to the best of your ability. And that’s why...
On behalf of Wyrough Law Firm | May 11, 2020 | Estate Planning
Becoming a parent changes everything. It makes you see your life in a new way. You care deeply about your child, and that love is only made greater by the fact that you know that your child depends on you in so many ways. You want to do everything in your power to...
On behalf of Wyrough Law Firm | May 3, 2020 | Estate Planning
In 2020, many people have completely stopped buying physical copies of music, books and movies. Instead of a library filled with paperbacks, you have thousands of books on a Kindle or an e-reader. Instead of a cabinet with a vast movie collection in tapes or DVDs, you...
On behalf of Wyrough Law Firm | Apr 24, 2020 | Estate Planning
Trusts used to only be important for very wealthy people and charities — but that’s changed. Many people of relatively modest means now use trusts to pass their accumulated wealth to their heirs in a way that is most advantageous to their situations. Why should...
On behalf of Wyrough Law Firm | Apr 16, 2020 | Estate Planning
As a newlywed, you’re starting a new chapter of life together with your spouse. One of the most uncomfortable but also vital subjects you and your spouse shouldn’t forget to address early on in your marriage is updating your estate plans. Nobody wants to think about...
On behalf of Wyrough Law Firm | Mar 31, 2020 | Estate Planning
Creating an estate plan is a huge relief. We do it, file it away and hope that no one needs to pull it out for a long, long time. But if you’re a recently divorced resident of Florida, it’s time to pull it out again and update it. If you don’t, your ex-spouse could...
