The Edwards Law Firm

06/16/2026

One of the most common—and dangerous—phrases in Estate Planning is “that would never happen.” This article explores how assumptions about family dynamics, relationships, and behavior often lead to unintended conflict, litigation, and failed plans.

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One of the most common—and dangerous—phrases in Estate Planning is “that would never happen.” This article explores how assumptions about family dynamics, relationships, and behavior often lead to unintended conflict, litigation, and failed plans. By examining where these assumptions break d...

06/16/2026

LGBTQ estate planning can help protect children and preserve family stability, especially when one parent is not the child’s biological parent.

In Florida, estate planning gives families a way to put decision-making authority, guardianship preferences, and inheritance instructions in writing.

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LGBTQ estate planning in Florida ensures non-biological parents have legal rights, protecting children, assets, and family decisions.

06/15/2026

Remarriage often brings happy changes to a family but also creates new legal issues that affect your estate plan. In Florida, a new spouse has rights that impact your will, trust, homestead property, and other assets. Those rights can apply even if your estate plan was created before the marriage and also affect plans involving children from a prior relationship.

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Remarriage in Florida can change spouse rights, inheritance, and estate plans. Learn what to review from estate plans to protect your wishes and your family.

06/13/2026

Elder Law and Advocacy: Planning for End-of-Life Decisions: Elder law and advocacy for end-of-life decisions in Florida. Learn how to plan ahead and protect your wishes and your family.

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Elder law and advocacy for end-of-life decisions in Florida. Learn how to plan ahead and protect your wishes and your family.

06/13/2026

This guide offers general information for Florida residents. It is educational only and not legal advice. Your trust terms and your goals matter, so you should speak with a Florida estate planning attorney before making changes.

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How to remove property from a living trust in Florida while protecting your home and keeping your estate plan up to date.

06/12/2026

When it comes to estate planning, there are different tools you can use to ensure that your wishes are carried out and your assets are managed appropriately. One tool worth utilizing is a trust.

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There's more than one kind of living trust. Read on to see if a revocable trust is best for you versus an irrevocable trust.

06/08/2026

06/05/2026

One of the biggest misconceptions we hear is: “I’m too young to need an estate plan.”

Estate planning isn’t just about age or wealth. It’s about making decisions ahead of time so your loved ones know what you want if something unexpected happens.

Powers of attorney, healthcare directives, wills, and trusts can help protect your family and make difficult situations easier.

If you’ve been putting it off, this is your reminder to start the conversation.

06/01/2026

The Edwards Law Firm

05/27/2026

Probate can be time consuming, stressful, and public — but proper planning can help your loved ones avoid unnecessary complications in the future.

At The Edwards Law Firm, our goal is to help you get your affairs in order so your family has clarity, protection, and peace of mind when it matters most.

If you have questions about estate planning, wills, trusts, or how to avoid probate, we invite you to schedule a free consultation. We’re here to help you plan today and protect tomorrow.
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