September 11, 2024
What Is a Testamentary Trust?
Estate planning involves a variety of documents to ensure your loved ones are cared for upon your death or when you’re no longer to make medical and financial decisions independently. One term you’ll undoubtedly hear come up repeatedly is “trust,” which is a legal arrangement to divvy out finances and other assets. However, there are […]
September 5, 2024
How to Get Power of Attorney
No one likes to think of winding up in a situation where they’re unable to make choices independently. However, a key component to effective estate planning involves setting up an attorney-in-fact who can act on your behalf in case something awful occurs. However, many don’t even know where to begin when it comes to learning […]
September 5, 2024
Can You Name a Minor as a Beneficiary?
Estate planning is both a complex and emotional legal field. It’s critical to seek out legal advice when you’re still young and healthy should anything happen to you. You want to be certain your loved ones will be provided for in the event of your passing, and there are even more considerations to make when […]
June 20, 2024
Can an Executor of a Will Be a Beneficiary?
As trusted estate planning attorneys serving Florida and Alabama, the Medley Law Firm has the years of experience, resources, and expertise you need to achieve financial security and secure your legacy. Ready for top-tier guidance? Explore our estate planning services in a consultation. No matter how hard you work for your wealth, one thing stays the same: […]
January 30, 2024
What Is a SLAT in Estate Planning?
As leading estate planning lawyers in Pensacola, we’ve helped countless clients protect their wealth and secure their families’ financial futures. When you need a custom-tailored estate plan, Medley Law Firm is here to help. Contact us online to schedule a consultation. Securing your legacy is a life-long endeavor. After years of working hard, amassing wealth, and […]
January 8, 2023
Estate Planning with Children: Minor Beneficiaries
A minor beneficiary is an intended recipient of assets who is under the age of 18. People who name minor beneficiaries may be inadvertently putting their inheritance in jeopardy.
April 5, 2022
Florida Next Of Kin Law (Estate Planning)
In Florida probate terms, dying without a last will and testament is known as dying “intestate”. Most people assume that, if they die without a will in place, their next of kin or heirs will inherit their estate.