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11/08/2022

Kinsey Vincent Pyle PL supporting the fight against Breast Cancer

11/02/2022

KVP was in attendance at the Breast Cancer Walk in Daytona on October 29, 2022.

11/02/2022

Our paralegal's mother Sharon was celebrated for being a survivor and cancer free for 29 years at the Breast Cancer Walk in Daytona on October 29, 2022. Congratulations Sharon!

10/28/2022

Andrew Grant speaking on Advanced Directives

Mr. Grant will be speaking at the OurSeniors.net event on November 18, 2022 regarding Advanced Directives. Our attorneys go above and beyond with giving back to our community, and guiding our seniors to make the best possible decisions that they can.

10/28/2022

Julie Grosse joins Kinsey Vincent Pyle

Julie Grosse joined the firm upon the retirement of Barbara LaRocca.

09/28/2022

Due to inclement weather approaching from Hurricane Ian we are closing at noon today and will tentatively reopen on Friday after the storm passes. Please remember to follow your local government officials and stay safe.

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Sandbag supplies are available

09/27/2022

Construction Lawyers Society of America select Drew Williams

The Advisory Board of the Construction Lawyers Society of America has selected Drew Williams to become a Fellow in the society. The CLSA is limited to 1,200 active practicing lawyers worldwide and is by invitation only. Fellows are selected based upon excellence and accomplishment in construction law and closely related specialties, from the transactional level to trial and appellate levels, and superior ethical reputation. The society is aggressively diverse in it composition and represents the best in construction law among its membership.

09/26/2022

Drew Williams 2022 Super Lawyer

Drew Williams of Kinsey, Vincent, Pyle, P.L. was recently selected to Super Lawyers for the fifth year in a row. Each year, no more than five percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by Super Lawyers to receive this honor. Super Lawyers is a rating service of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement.

09/19/2022

KVP Attorneys Author "Delay Claims" Chapter In The Florida Bar Construction Law And Practice Manual

Attorneys for Kinsey Vincent Pyle PL LaRue Williams & Drew Williams have authored a chapter entitled "Delay Claims" in the 2021 Florida Bar, 10th Edition " Florida Construction Law And Practice". The manual is designed to aid Florida lawyers to practice more efficiently and effectively.

09/15/2022

Estate Planning In A Nutshell, Much More Than Just A Will
By S. LaRue Williams, Esq

Having a Will is important but it is surprising to some clients when they meet with their attorney that they need more than just a Will. Many are caught off guard when they find out other essential Estate Planning documents are just as important, if not more important, than a Will.

There are five essential Estate Planning documents that are beneficial for everyone to have when making decisions regarding their Estate. An Estate Plan should contain your Last Will and Testament, Living Will, Durable Power of Attorney, Designation of Health Care Surrogate, and Appointment of Agent concerning Burial or Cremation. Another document that may be important for many clients is the Revocable Trust.

The Last Will and Testament document’s purpose is to make your last wishes perfectly clear and eliminate any doubt about your intention with regard to your assets. Upon your death, your assets will be probated and distributed outright to your designated beneficiaries usually within nine to twelve months.

In the Living Will you instruct your designated surrogate to honor your wishes not to remain on life support in the event that you have an end-stage condition or are in a persistent vegetative state and are unable to communicate with your physicians.

The Durable Power of Attorney gives your designated Agent the ability to act on your behalf to handle financial matters if you are physically or mentally unable to do so.

A Designation of Health Care Surrogate provides your designated Agent with the ability to act on your behalf to make health care decisions, communicate with your physicians and request health related information in the event you are not physically or mentally able to do so.

The Agent for Burial or Cremation is to inform your loved ones of your preference for burial or cremation so there are not any questions about your wishes when the time comes.

A Revocable Trust appoints a Trustee of your choice to privately distribute your assets to avoid probate and to hold assets longer, to invest your assets and to distribute assets for even longer periods than permitted under Probate law. If you have some young beneficiaries or do not want your beneficiaries to receive 100% of their gifts outright immediately following your death, then you can set a timetable for their receipt such as 33 1/3% at age 25, 33 1/3% at age 35 and 33 1/3% at age 45. The trust can also allow distributions to beneficiaries at any time when needed for medical and dental expenses, support and maintenance and other needs that you designate in the Trust.

If you need assistance with your Estate Planning, please contact our office at 386-252-1561 extension 120 and set up an appointment with LaRue Williams or Jim Pickens.