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Leaving Without a Plan: Prince Didn’t Leave a Will & Here’s Why YOU Should

Even after death, celebrities are highly publicized for their mistakes, many of which we make ourselves. This time last year, superstar musician Prince died suddenly,

Defining the Legal Relationship Between Grandparents and Their Grandchildren

Raising a grandchild (or even spending a lot of time with your grandchild while his or her parents work) can be fraught with legal

How Can I Plan for a Strategic Retirement?

Are you approaching retirement? Not sure how you can ensure a smooth transition from working life to retired life? Walking away from regular paychecks

The Future of Finances: How to Teach Your Kids to Be Money Savvy

Part of being an enlightened parent is being thoughtful about how we teach our kids about adult life. Of course you want to prepare

When Duty Calls: Navigating the Sandwich Generation With Ease

The average age of parents raising children in the US continues to rise, leaving many middle-aged Americans in a category commonly referred to as

Sofia Vergara is Now Being SUED on Behalf of Her Own EMBRYOS!

It is safe to say the Embryo Lawsuit Between Sofia Vergara, Nick Loeb, & Now a Third-Party Trust has Gotten Out Of Hand… Although I have

Planning is Even More Crucial When You Own Foreign Property!

For lots of families in Miami and South Florida foreign property issues are a significant concern, we are called the gateway to Latin America

Spring Cleaning for Your Legal and Financial Affairs

Spring has officially sprung and that means it’s spring cleaning time. Shake out the rugs, clean out the cupboards, and get your legal and

Think Your 401(k) Is Flexible? 6 IRA Benefits Your 401(k) Doesn’t Have

When it comes to retirement plans, IRAs and 401(k)s provide many of the same benefits. But in certain situations, an IRA can outperform a

Watch Out for This Predatory Phone Scam

Today, even the most conscientious can fall victim to phone scams. Claiming everything from free cruise vacations to astonishing tax rebates, phone scammers prey on

Estate Planning & Divorce: Incapacity, Death and Alimony

If you are considering a divorce, it’s critical to understand the impact of your divorce on what would happen in the event of your

Estate Planning Essentials for Parents

A comprehensive estate plan can protect the things that matter most. For many, this means their property and their family. Including provisions for the care

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