Understanding “who’s who” in estate planning can help you make the best decisions for your future. At The Millman Law Group, we will help you understand the differences between crucial roles like power of attorney and personal representative. If you… Read More
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3 Tools for Incapacity Planning in Florida
Incapacity planning is a key component of estate planning. Your estate planning lawyer at The Millman Law Group can advise you on the options available for your unique circumstances, but in general, there are three tools one can use when… Read More
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Recommendations for Dividing Assets in Your Will
When you draft your will with your estate planning lawyer, you must approach the task with thoughtful planning and decision-making. Deciding who your beneficiaries are is a critical part of the estate planning process, as is making a comprehensive list… Read More
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What Are Trust Funds? Answering Common Questions
Trusts are a valuable part of estate planning because they can offer financial protection, tax benefits, and long-term support to loved ones. However, trusts have complex legal structures that can make them hard for a person to understand without help…. Read More
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3 Reasons to Avoid DIY Estate Planning
People are always looking for ways to cut back expenses when they can, but in some situations, spending a little more time or money on something will pay off significantly in the long run. When estate planning, it is always… Read More
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4 Estate Planning Terms to Know Regarding Inheritance
Are you planning to create an estate plan and prepare for the future of your family? Understanding the estate planning terms used to choose beneficiaries and heirs is one crucial step in creating your estate plan. At The Millman Law… Read More
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Establishing Florida Domicile: The Essentials
Florida’s population is expected to keep growing in the next few years, which means there will be more Florida residents. But this also means more people will choose to make Florida their domicile. While all you need to be a… Read More
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How to Protect Your Assets After a Divorce
No one plans for a divorce, but the truth is they do happen. When they happen, splitting assets, households, and families can be complicated, even under the best conditions. If you want to protect your assets after a divorce, working… Read More
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Is It Time to Update Your Florida Estate Plan?
An estate plan is designed to be able to change with you as your needs evolve or your family expands. Even if you believe your estate plan is set in stone, some event or circumstance may require you to update… Read More
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How Inheritance Protection Trusts Can Keep Assets in the Family
Many people have spent a lifetime building up their assets, hoping they will have something substantial to leave to their children and grandchildren once they’re gone. Whether you are concerned about property, businesses, or wealth, inheritance protection trusts can help… Read More