Monthly Archives: September 2023
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Tips for Communicating with a Loved One Who Has Dementia
If you have a loved one with dementia or memory loss, you may already be familiar with the disturbing statistics on these disorders. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, 1 in 3 elderly people die with dementia, though the actual death is due to other causes. There are currently more than 6 million people living… Read More »
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Benefits of Powers of Attorney You Did Not Expect
A durable power of attorney is one of the most effective estate planning documents for dealing with incapacity, because you are putting into place a strategy for managing your property if you cannot do so yourself. In a POA, you appoint an agent to handle real estate, personal assets, legal matters, and financial considerations…. Read More »
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What is the Florida Child Support Guideline Model?
It is well-established that both parents have a duty to support the children they have in common, and that the obligation is usually owed by the parent who does not have primary residential custody. However, you might not realize that US states have different child support guideline models that are used to calculate the… Read More »
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Florida Ends Permanent Alimony: Facts to Know
After a few attempts to reform spousal support laws in Florida were vetoed in recent years, lawmakers successfully passed a measure that ends permanent alimony. Senate Bill 1416 was signed into law by the governor on June 30, 2023, and affects cases pending or filed after July 1, 2023. By terminating permanent alimony, the… Read More »