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Category Archives: Estate Planning

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When is it Too Late to Draft an Estate Plan?

By Messina Law Group, P.A. |

You may have thought about creating a will, trust, or other important aspects of an estate plan. If the thought has crossed your mind many times in the past but you still have not yet formalized your wishes, you are not alone. Putting off estate planning is very easy to do, as it is… Read More »

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Estate Planning Checklist for New Parents

By Messina Law Group, P.A. |

One of life’s biggest blessings is welcoming a new child into your family. Of course, along with the immense joy a new child brings, there are also many responsibilities and these require diligent planning. Estate planning is important for all adults but this is particularly true for new parents. With a comprehensive estate plan,… Read More »

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The Risks of Not Designating a Power of Attorney

By Messina Law Group, P.A. |

Many adults understand that they should draft a last will and testament. However, your will is not the only important part of your overall estate plan. There are many other legal documents you may want to draft that will protect your best interests. Unlike your will, some of these documents are effective during your… Read More »

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Where to Store Important Estate Planning Documents

By Messina Law Group, P.A. |

Creating a comprehensive estate plan is a very important and responsible thing to do. However, having an estate plan in place does little good if your personal representative, power of attorney, or lawyer cannot find them after you pass away. If no one can locate your estate planning documents, there may be a legal… Read More »

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