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What is an elective share and when should you take one?

In 1975, Florida enacted an elective share statute, abolishing the concepts of dower and curtsey in the process. Florida’s elective share...

The four most important estate planning documents you should consider

When planning your estate, there are many things to take into consideration, such as who will handle your affairs, how your assets will...

Why consider including an arbitration clause in your estate planning documents?

When creating estate planning documents, one of your core concerns is likely reducing unnecessary expenses (especially traditional...