You may feel that you’re acing your estate planning, because you have created a plan for both your personal and business assets: real estate, stocks, different bank accounts, trustees, business co-owners… And that’s great. But I want to draw your attention to an...
Intellectual property generally relates to three bodies of law: copyright, trademark and patent. Each has it’s own universe of significance, rights, remedies, and the like. In this page, we’re going to be focusing on copyright, a legal tool every artist, writer, or...
There are a variety of business structures depending on your business’ goals and needs, such as: Sole proprietorship Limited liability company (LLC) Professional Association Corporation S-Corporation Partnership Limited Partnership Limited Liability Partnership...
In Florida, if you are married and have adult children together (assuming that neither one of you has children with another person), all of your assets will automatically go to your spouse unless you create an alternate plan. This is a good thing, right? After all,...
The Crucial Role of Elective Share in Florida Like homestead, Florida’s elective share can wreak havoc on an estate. What exactly is elective share? [Read Transcript] Hi, this is Barry Haimo. Thank you for stopping by for a dose of Bite-Sized Bits of...
In estate planning, uncertainty and misconceptions often shroud the fate of our assets after we’re gone. One prevalent belief revolves around the idea that if you pass away without a will, the state swoops in to claim your hard-earned wealth. Is this true? No....