Estate planning, probate & elder law in Fort Lauderdale
Estate planning, probate & elder law in Fort Lauderdale
A dementia diagnosis does not, by itself, mean a parent can no longer sign a power of attorney, a trust or a will. The goal is to preserve the parent's choices, put the right documents in place while the parent can still sign them, and avoid a costly court guardianship when a sound plan will do the job.
Read moreCasey Kasem's family fought in court over his end-of-life care, and the document that settled it was an advance directive he signed years earlier. Here is why incapacity planning matters, and how Florida handles it.
Read moreFlorida Medicaid long-term care applicants must keep countable assets below $2,000, but assets like primary residences and vehicles are exempt.
Read moreHow first-party and third-party special needs trusts let a disabled beneficiary receive support without losing SSI or Medicaid eligibility under federal law.
Read moreFlorida's Medicaid Institutional Care Program asset and income limits, the five-year lookback, gifting penalties, and lawful tools like personal-service contracts to qualify.
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