If you’re like many people, you may not have your estate planning documents in order yet. Last week, I was interviewed for an article Super Lawyers did about the Covid-19 crisis, and the biggest piece of advice I shared with their audience is not to panic, but to get it done.
Your Caring Law Firm is committed to helping you prepare. In the event of a hospitalization, good estate planning documents will provide clear guidance to your ...
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This Abstract of Title for the old Rose farm at the corner of 441 and Lee Road in Orlando is delightful.
Developed into the Rosemont community, it includes the history of the land. Restrictions on development of the golf course parcels until at least year 2072 begin on page 354.
Because of the size of the document, it’s uploaded in 30 page sections:
Pages 1-30 Rosemont Community ABSTRACT Contract
Pages 31-60 Rosemont Community ABSTRACT Contract
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National Old Stuff Day
In honor of National Old Stuff Day on March 2nd, Your Caring Law Firm suggests you celebrate your old stuff by giving it a meaningful send-off.
1. Old suits and work clothing: Dress for Success of Greater Orlando’s mission is to empower women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire and the development tools to help women thrive in work and in life. Consider cleaning out your closet ...
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Spotting signs of incapacity and early detection of cognitive decline enables professional advisors to more effectively address financial, legal and care-giving concerns.
More than 40 million Americans are expected to take to the roadways, railways and airways as they head home for the Thanksgiving holiday. Thanksgiving – one of the few occasions when multiple generations gather under one roof – is an opportune time for adult children to observe signs of incapacity or cognitive decline in aging loved ones.
My advice to ...
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Smell invokes memory unlike any other sense. The treacly-sweet aroma of Florida springtime clobbers me with grief every March. Enveloped in the cloying perfume of citrus in bloom, I flash to my senior year of high school when Megan McCabe died. Megan was thoughtful and smart and funny and pretty, and a member of the rowing team with me. A group of us went to the beach on a gorgeous Sunday before St. Patrick’s Day. One of the cars didn’t make it ...
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Congratulations! You’ve been asked to present with a group of experts on a webinar that will have people from across the country listening? Here are some helpful hints that I learned from my recent experience.
I was invited by WealthCounsel™ to be a panelist with Lew Dymond, Peter Parenti, and Paul Bernstein to discuss the new tax laws that Congress passed on December 17, 2010. The audience would include attorneys, CPAs, and financial advisors throughout the U.S. The webinars were scheduled ...
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