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https://calendly.com/slpaconsult/fb SHUPE LEGAL is a probate and estate planning law firm with our main office located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Serving clients throughout the entire State of Florida, we help families plan, manage, and administer their estates.

10/16/2026

👻☕ Some things can wait.

That second cup of coffee? Absolutely.

Another few minutes at the beach? We support it. 🌴

Your estate plan? Maybe not the best thing to keep putting off.

It's easy to think, "I'll get to it eventually." But having a plan in place can help make your wishes clear, identify the people you trust to make important decisions, and provide guidance for the people you care about.

So enjoy your coffee. Stay at the beach a little longer.

Just don't wait until you're a ghost to start estate planning. 👻😂

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10/14/2026

"Don't worry. My will is somewhere safe."

Okay...

WHERE? 😂

Creating your estate planning documents is important.

But there's another practical detail that's easy to overlook: making sure the appropriate people know how to locate them when they're needed.

A "safe place" that nobody knows about can create a very frustrating scavenger hunt at exactly the wrong time.

Keep your important documents organized and secure—and consider making sure the people who may eventually need them know where to look.

Because "it's around here somewhere" isn't much of an estate plan.

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10/12/2026

🍬 TRICK OR TRUST? 🎃

No tricks here - just a little Estate Planning 101.

A trust is a legal arrangement that can be used to hold and manage assets for the benefit of designated beneficiaries.

Depending on the type of trust and the circumstances, trusts can serve a variety of estate-planning purposes.

And despite one of the biggest estate-planning myths, trusts aren't necessarily something only extremely wealthy families should ever consider.

Does everyone need one? No.

Could one make sense as part of someone's estate plan? That's a different question.

This Halloween season, skip the tricks and learn what the different tools in an estate plan actually do. 🎃

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10/08/2026

👻 Some things are supposed to be scary in October.

Your estate plan isn't one of them.

A few common planning mistakes can linger unnoticed for years:

🕸️ Letting an old will collect dust
👻 Forgetting to review beneficiary designations
💀 Keeping someone in an important role who may no longer be the right choice
🏚️ Failing to consider changes involving your property

An estate plan isn't necessarily a "create it once and never look at it again" kind of thing.

As your life changes, your plan may need to change with it.

So enjoy the haunted houses this October—but maybe don't let your filing cabinet become one. 😂

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10/06/2026

💀 Got a few skeletons hiding in your filing cabinet?

We're talking about the paperwork kind. 😂

Maybe it's a will you created years ago. An old Power of Attorney. Beneficiary designations you haven't looked at since... who knows when. Or a deed you haven't thought about since the day you bought your home.

Life changes, and sometimes our important documents don't change along with it.

Marriage, divorce, births, deaths, moves, property purchases, and changes in relationships are all good reasons to take another look at your estate plan.

This October, don't let outdated documents collect cobwebs. 🕸️

A quick review can help make sure your plan still reflects your life and your wishes today.

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10/01/2026

🎃 Hello, October!

A new month is here, bringing pumpkin spice, slightly cooler mornings (we can dream, South Florida 😂), and a fresh opportunity to tackle a few things on that never-ending to-do list.

October is a great time to slow down, get organized, and check in on the plans you've been meaning to make, or update.

Whether that means reviewing important documents, finally crossing something off your list, or simply making more time for the people who matter most, here's to starting the month with intention. 🍂

Happy October from Shupe Legal! 🎃✨

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09/29/2026

🏡 You bought the house. You pay the mortgage. You know every squeaky floorboard.

But when was the last time you looked at your deed?

The way property is titled can be an important part of your overall estate plan and can affect how property is handled when circumstances change.

A deed isn't necessarily something you think about every day - which is exactly why it can be easy to overlook.

If you've purchased property, gotten married, divorced, added or removed someone from ownership, or haven't reviewed your deed in years, it may be worth taking another look.

Your home is important. Make sure the paperwork behind it is, too.

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09/24/2026

💡 Did you know? Your estate plan can become outdated, even if your wishes haven’t changed?

Life doesn’t stand still, and your estate plan shouldn’t either. Changes in your family, finances, property, relationships, or the people you’ve named to make decisions on your behalf can all affect whether your existing plan still works the way you intended.

Maybe the person you chose as your personal representative years ago is no longer the best fit. Perhaps a beneficiary has passed away, your children are now adults, you’ve purchased or sold property, or your family circumstances have simply changed.

That’s why estate planning isn’t always a “sign it and forget it” process. Periodically reviewing your documents can help make sure the plan you have on paper still reflects your life - and your wishes - today. 🍂

A new season is a great reminder to give your estate plan a fresh look. ✨

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09/22/2026

🍂 Hello, fall!

A new season has officially arrived—even if South Florida hasn't exactly gotten the sweater-weather memo yet. 😂🌴

There's something about the start of a new season that feels like the perfect opportunity to reset, get organized, and tackle a few of those things that have been sitting on the to-do list.

As we welcome fall, it can also be a good time to check in on the plans and documents you've been meaning to review.

But for today, we're simply welcoming a new season and all that comes with it. 🍂✨

Happy First Day of Fall from Shupe Legal!

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09/21/2026

Parents spend a lot of time planning for their children's future.

School.

Sports.

College.

Summer camps.

First cars.

But there's one plan that isn't nearly as fun to think about—and may be one of the most important.

Who would care for your child if you couldn't?

Parents of minor children can nominate a guardian to care for their children if the need arises. Choosing someone you trust and documenting your wishes can provide important guidance for your family.

It's not an easy conversation.

But it's an important one.

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888 S. E. 3rd Avenue , Suite 202
Fort Lauderdale, FL
33316

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+19547384224

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http://www.shupelegal.com/

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