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Losing a loved one is tough as it is but having to navigate the court system makes it even tougher. The Florida probate is relatively easy to navigate, if you know what you are doing. The first step is finding out if you even need probate. <a href="https://oconnorelderlaw.com/strategysession1/">Click here to learn more</a>
When an adult is unable to manage at least some of his or her property or to meet at least some essential health and safety requirements and that adult lacks an estate plan to address their needs, a petition to the court for a guardianship case may be needed. <a href="https://oconnorelderlaw.com/strategysession1/">Click here to learn more</a>
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“Through a personalized plan customized to your needs, Melissa will help provide you peace of mind that you will always be cared for, that you will live life on your terms, and that your legacy will be protected.
Melissa is an attorney who was first a daughter, a sister, an aunt, a mother and a wife. She is dedicated, compassionate and committed to helping people protect their legacy and age on their own terms.”
Tips, strategies, and information to help you age with grace and dignity while protecting your legacy.
Spousal Refusal: A Legal Strategy to Preserve Assets and Qualify for Medicaid
You may have heard heartbreaking stories of devoted couples forced to consider divorce—not because they’ve fallen out of love, but because one spouse needs long-term care, and the other can’t.
Think Twice Before Selling a Loved One’s Home for Assisted Living Costs
When a loved one needs long-term care—whether it’s in an assisted living facility or a skilled nursing home—families are often faced with overwhelming financial decisions. One of the most common.
Can I Take Money From My Deceased Loved One’s Bank Account?
It happens more often than you might think: a loved one passes away, and within days, family members are faced with the urgent question—what do we do about the bills?.
