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Estate Planning for Women – Tips and Myths
On average, women have longer lifespans than men and are more likely to outlive their husbands. This means women often end up in charge of their family’s Estate Planning.
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On average, women have longer lifespans than men and are more likely to outlive their husbands. This means women often end up in charge of their family’s Estate Planning.
Revisiting your Estate Plan before you get married can help you and your partner before you walk down the aisle. Knowing what to expect may help you avoid complicated issues in the future.
While long-term care is important, it can easily become expensive. Whether you’re starting to create your long-term Medicaid plan or looking to upgrade, here are some Medicaid Planning FAQs.
Family members struggle with gaining digital access to accounts after a loved one’s death. That’s why setting up a digital legacy is important because someone will need to manage all digital assets you leave behind after you’re gone—and social media is huge.
If you listed someone as a beneficiary on your life insurance, but your will states to give your life insurance to someone else, that is an uncoordinated beneficiary – and that presents a problem.
National Elder Law Month is the perfect opportunity to inform senior citizens of their legal rights. Financial Planning and long-term care are complex matters that affect elders.
Pets are family, and when you plan your family’s future, you can also protect your pet with a Florida pet trust.
Advanced healthcare directives are available to anyone over 18, and there has never been a more appropriate time to broach the topic of incapacity planning to provide peace of mind and protect your interests in the future.
There has never been a better time to make important medical decisions that remove the burden of deciding your healthcare and end-of-life wishes from your family members and impact your life and your loved ones for years to come.
The provisions of this Act were created to benefit younger and older workers. For younger workers, these incentives were designed to encourage early retirement savings.
For older workers, these incentives were designed to help catch up with retirement savings and protect their funds over time.
At the Siegel Law Group, we help South Florida families, seniors, and their loved ones prepare for the future.
Whether you need to create or update your estate plan, are preparing for long-term care, have a loved one entering or in a nursing home, or need to develop a strategy for your business, we are here to assist you.
Take your first step by contacting us for a complimentary consultation today.
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At The Siegel Law Group, our mission is to be your law firm for life… and beyond.
We help with estate planning, elder law, probate & trust administration, and business protection & planning.
Serving clients in Boca Raton, Deerfield Beach, West Palm Beach and throughout the Tri-County Area of Palm Beach County, Broward County, Miami-Dade County, and throughout South Florida.
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Disclaimer: The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for advice regarding your individual situation.
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