The age of majority in the State of Florida is 18 years old. That means when your child turns 18, you lose all the powers and authority you have over that child as the natural parent regardless of whether that child still lives at home, is still attending high school, or is 100 percent dependent Read more about ESTATE PLANNING FOR ADULT CHILDREN[…]
In this age of the Internet, it seems as if more and more individuals look to the Internet as a source for professional legal services. There are several companies such as Legal Zoom and Rocket Lawyer that offer to provide Wills and Trusts, and other estate planning documents to residents of the State of Florida. Read more about WHY ON-LINE LEGAL SERVICES ARE PROBABLY NOT THE BEST PLACE TO OBTAIN YOUR ESTATE PLANNING DOCUMENTS[…]
