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Attorney Jeffrey P. Coleman answers a common question about what to consider when selecting an executor (or personal representative) for your estate plan. Video Transcript: The selection of a personal representative is one of the most important processes in your estate planning. I will however say that some people have ...
Attorney Jeffrey P. Coleman explains the definition and duties of an executor (now known as a personal representative). Video Transcript: In Florida we no longer use the term ‘executor’. The legislature has decided that the word personal representative is the identity of the person who will be appointed by the ...
Attorney Jeffrey P. Coleman answers a common question about the ownership of assets when managing an estate plan. Video Transcript: This is a question that arises: “Do I need to know everything about what I owned at the time that I prepare the will, and every time I change my ...
Attorney Jeffrey P. Coleman answers a common question about how to make changes to your existing estate plan. Video Transcript: If you already have a will and you wish to make some changes to that will, there are ways that you can do so. After seeking legal assistance, you can ...
Attorney Jeffrey P. Coleman answers a common question about including or excluding an adopted child in your will. Video Transcript: An adopted child is legally your child. The court has determined that that child belongs to you and will be governed by Florida law. If there is any possibility that ...
Attorney Jeffrey P. Coleman answers the question of whether someone can donate their money or possessions to a charity using their will. Video Transcript: It’s important for you to know that you can certainly leave money to a charity under the terms of your will. This can be described as ...
Attorney Jeffrey P. Coleman answers the question of whether you can adjust a will to specify differences in children’s inheritance. Video Transcript: Obviously your children are separate and distinct individuals. Because of their particular needs or circumstances you can treat them differently under the terms of your will. To ...
Attorney Jeffrey P. Coleman answers a common question about the ability to control your property using an estate plan. Video Transcript: You can place limitations on how your property is used after your death. There are however limitations on those issues, but the long-standing law that goes all the way ...
Attorney Jeffrey P. Coleman clarifies whether or not funeral arrangements should be included when considering your estate plan. Video Transcript: While it is certainly possible for you to put funeral wishes in your will, it’s really not necessary and we don’t generally recommend it (as it may involve changing your ...
