In the past, many married couples utilized joint wills. These are similar to regular wills except a single document accounts for two people instead of one. The reason they were extremely popular years ago is the fact that they would save couples time and...
Month: May 2018
Defining the different types of power of attorney
Few people i Hernando County want to think about dying, yet even fewer likely want to consider what might happen should they become incapacitated. Not having any written documentation stipulating who one wants to endow with decision-making privileges should he or...
Relocating with your kids after your divorce
After your divorce, the things and places that you see in Hernando County may only serve to remind you of a previous chapter of your life that you now would like to move past. You may find that the best way to help you progress into the next stage of your life is to...
“American Chopper” star working his way through Chapter 13
A common misconception that many in Hernando County may have regarding personal bankruptcy is that those facing it cannot hide their financial struggles, making it surprising to no one when news surfaces that they are seeking such protection. Yet were one to peel back...
Verifying death in Florida
While many in Hernando County may view the probate process as being extremely complex, there is likely one aspect of it that most would likely agree is fairly straightforward: For it to begin, one has to be dead. The idea of proving that someone is indeed dead may...
What you should know about filing for bankruptcy in Florida
Following the financial crisis, bankruptcy filings rose, and many people turned to bankruptcy for a fresh financial start. Contrary to popular belief that bankruptcy will ruin your financial future, the truth is that in many cases, filing for bankruptcy is the best...