FAQs Archive: Estate Planning | The Siegel Law Group, P.A.

There is no strict deadline that tells you how long you have to transfer property after death in Flo...

A letter of testamentary is a legal document that a probate court will use to appoint an executor to...

To file a quitclaim deed, a property owner must prepare the deed document, sign it in the presence o...

You get the deed to your house when ownership is legally transferred and recorded with the county wh...

Survivorship life insurance policies cover two people, usually a married couple, and pay out a death...

If someone dies without a will in Florida, they are considered to have died “intestate,”...

When a loved one begins to face health challenges—or when it’s time to get serious about futur...

Consider this plausible scenario: you are out of state on an extended business trip, when an urgent ...

Planning for the future could be scary, however, having a Durable Power of Attorney in place is one ...

When thinking about how to transfer wealth to loved ones, the idea of gifting your house might seem ...