A New Year, A Secure Legacy

As we welcome the beginning of 2024, let’s acknowledge the opportunities that lie ahead. Three Oaks Law Firm extends New Year wishes to all, emphasizing a commitment to making this year one of prosperity and thoughtful planning. In the essence of the new year, let’s take a moment to appreciate the diversity of memories and…

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A Gift that Goes Beyond Lifetime

As Christmas approaches and more families gather together, it is a great time to remind everyone about the importance of legacy. Whether you’re celebrating Christmas or some other holiday tradition, having a plan in place for your legacy can help ensure that those you hold dear can continue to enjoy the spirit of the season…

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Scary Tales of Estate Planning Gone Wrong

Estate planning is a critical aspect of financial security and ensuring your assets are passed on as you intend. However, the horror stories of estate planning gone wrong are more common than you might think. In this article, we’ll delve into real-life examples of situations where estate planning and probate went awry due to poorly…

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Building a Legacy for Life’s Major Milestones

As an estate planning attorney, I believe it’s crucial to bring a touch of lightheartedness to the sometimes-intimidating topic of estate planning. With summertime and Father’s Day in the month of June, it presents an ideal opportunity to explore how major life events can impact estate planning and probate. Whether we’re celebrating a new addition…

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Estate Planning for Moms

As we enter this month honoring moms, I’d like us to take a step back and reflect on all of the roles of a mother. Mothers are the ultimate protectors, the original “SHeroes” (female super heroes), the knot that keeps the laces together when everything really wants to just fall apart. As moms we guide,…

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Who Is Controlling Your Finances?

Exploitation of senior citizens is on the rise. Often we think of this in terms of scammers who call to steal money by using lies about past due bills and fake social security scams. While these scammers bombard seniors daily with a multitude of calls, they are not the only perpetrators that we need to…

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The First Step in a Child Protection Plan

Do you know that child protection planning is a part of estate planning? Child protection planning encompasses much more than financial assets. The most important aspect of it is legally appointing a guardian who will care for your child in the event of a tragedy. As a parent, it saddens me to think that one…

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If a Crisis Happens – Have a Plan You Can Trust!

A solid estate plan based on Florida law is meant to provide peace and comfort in times of need. Just like insurance, no one wants their estate plan to be needed; but, the truth is – life happens. Here are some things you can accomplish with an experienced Florida estate planning attorney: 1. Health Care Advance…

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Do I Really Need to Include Social Media in an Estate Plan?

Consider how much information you keep on your social media profile before dismissing the idea of including it as part of your estate. Adding it to your estate plan could ensure that the right family member controls those photos, fond memories, and even videos that would be lost forever if no one inherits them. If…

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