Category: Blog Post

Welcome to Paradise… But Don’t Forget to Update Your Estate Plan Retiring to Florida comes with plenty of perks—sunshine, palm trees, no state income tax—but it also comes with a few legal surprises, especially if you’re bringing an estate plan from another state. I’ve helped...

Unmarried couple? Florida law doesn’t automatically protect your partner. Learn which legal documents you need to safeguard your relationship. You Don’t Have to Be Married to Plan Together—But You Do Need a Plan I’ve met so many committed couples who share a home, a...

Running a Business? Here’s Why You Also Need an Estate Plan If you’re a business owner, you’ve likely put a lot of time, energy, and money into building something meaningful. Whether it’s a solo venture, a family-run operation, or a growing company with employees and assets, your...

When Family Life Gets More Complex, Your Estate Plan Should Too Blended families are beautiful—and complicated. Second marriages, stepchildren, adopted children, shared finances, and evolving relationships create rich, meaningful family units. But when it comes to estate planning, those layers can also lead to confusion, conflict, and unintended...

After more than two decades in this field, I’ve seen one estate planning mistake far more than any other: people don’t finish—or they forget to update their plan. And it usually comes back to haunt the family left behind. Let’s fix that. Estate planning isn’t always about complicated tax...

When most people hear the phrase “estate planning,” their minds go to trust fund billionaires or retirees drawing up documents before settling into a condo in Florida. But the reality is this: estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy—or the elderly. In fact, if you have people you love, assets...

If you’re the parent of a high school senior or college-bound teen, you’re probably juggling a long list: course registration, dorm shopping, meal plans, and tuition payments. But there’s one important item that rarely makes it onto the checklist—and it should. As a parent myself, I know how surreal...

Let’s be honest: the words “estate planning” can feel intimidating. It sounds like something complicated, expensive, or reserved for people with sprawling assets and private islands. But here’s the truth—estate planning is for everyone, and getting started doesn’t have to be overwhelming. In fact, taking just a few simple...