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Lynchard & Seely – COVID-19 Update
We want to update you on the steps we are taking to ensure we can continue to meet your legal needs in a secure and reliable manner. This year marks our firm’s 20th year in Navarre, and our team remains fully operational and here to support you and our community...
3 Florida Estate Planning Documents You Need Right Now
Three, fairly simple Florida estate planning documents is all you need. While, other things can help more, these will get you by in a pinch.
Estate Planning For Small Business Owners
Estate Planning for Small Business Owners – You have to think about more when estate planning if you have a business.
Estate Tax – How Does It Affect Me?
It's difficult enough to have to deal with the death of a loved one without having to worry about estate taxes. However, it is an unfortunate reality that a person’s death is often a taxable event and, for some families, estate taxes are a reality that must be...
Planning for Incapacity in Florida
There are essentially three main ways you can plan to have your stuff taken care of for you in the event that you become incapacitated in Florida …
Probate Avoidance in Florida
Probate is a long, complex, and costly process, which is why some estate planners specialize in probate avoidance strategies. So, without anything, most estates need to be probated.
Pros and Cons of Holding Property in Trust For Children
like most things in life, holding property in trust has its advantage and disadvantages, and those can factor into whether or not it’s a good idea for you.
Transferring Assets To Your Loved Ones In Florida
There are various ways to transfer assets. They all boil down to either transferring the assets before you die or transferring them after you die.
Will Contest – What Does It Mean to Contest a Will in Florida?
Whether you are a potential heir contesting a Will, or the executor defending the Will, you should know that the process of contesting a Will in Florida can be messy. In a nutshell, to contest a Will means that you want the court to throw out an existing Will and consider it void.
Living Trust – What is it?
A living trust (also referred to as a revocable living trust) is a written agreement created for the simple purpose of holding ownership of assets outside of your probatable estate during your lifetime, and then distributing these assets to named beneficiaries after your death.
