After people pass away, their assets, including real estate properties, sometimes go through a legal process called probate. Part of this court-supervised procedure includes distributing real property to their rightful beneficiaries.

You've just lost a loved one - a parent, spouse, or another dear family member. While grieving, you realize their personal affairs must be settled, including distributing their belongings and tying up loose financial ends. Where do you begin?

What is Probate? How Does It Work in Miami-Dade County? We’ve answered the most common questions you may have about the probate process in Florida. If you still have questions, please contact us for help.

Making sure you have the right estate planning documents is one of the simplest ways to have a positive impact on your family's future.

Revocable trusts are an effective way to avoid probate and provide for asset management in the event of incapacity.

The ABLE Act is a provision of the 529 section of the IRS code, the section that previously established the framework for education savings plans to help families save for college.

Among the many challenges for families is making sure there will always be enough money to provide lifetime care for their special needs children.