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Florida Wills & Trusts Law At Florida Wills and Trusts Law, with over 35 years of combined experience, we’re here to protect more than just your assets.

We safeguard your legacy, loved ones, and the causes that matter most to you—always with care and a personalized touch.

You love both children. Does that mean both should manage your trust?Naming them together can feel fair, but sharing an ...
10/20/2026

You love both children. Does that mean both should manage your trust?

Naming them together can feel fair, but sharing an inheritance and sharing responsibility are different decisions.

Our newest article explores what to consider before choosing: their willingness, their ability to work together, and what happens when they disagree.

Thoughtful planning starts with understanding the people behind the names.

Read the full article through the link in the comments or our bio.

In case you missed it: a second marriage brings estate planning questions worth discussing.This week’s article covers:• ...
10/19/2026

In case you missed it: a second marriage brings estate planning questions worth discussing.

This week’s article covers:
• Providing for your spouse while considering your children’s inheritance
• Understanding what a trust can—and cannot—preserve
• Addressing your home’s future under Florida’s homestead rules
• Choosing a trustee and coordinating beneficiary designations

Whether you recently remarried or have shared many years together, take a moment to consider whether your plan still reflects your wishes.

Read the article—and share it with someone who could benefit:
https://www.flwillsandtrustslaw.com/second-marriage-heres-how-to-plan-for-your-spouse-and-your-children/

Your spouse’s security matters. Your children’s future matters, too. 💙Planning for both begins with understanding their ...
10/18/2026

Your spouse’s security matters. Your children’s future matters, too. 💙

Planning for both begins with understanding their needs, your resources, and the legacy you hope to leave.

For some families, that means providing ongoing support through a trust. For others, it means reserving separate assets for children. The right approach depends on your circumstances.

At Florida Wills & Trusts Law, we help you make those decisions with care and clarity.

Take the first step toward a plan that reflects your family:
https://www.flwillsandtrustslaw.com/schedule-consultation/

📞 239-331-7977

Even the cat has questions about “then.” 🐾“My spouse gets everything, then my children” sounds straightforward. But your...
10/17/2026

Even the cat has questions about “then.” 🐾

“My spouse gets everything, then my children” sounds straightforward. But your estate plan needs to explain how that second step will happen.

Who controls the assets? Can beneficiaries change? What happens if your spouse needs years of care?

A little clarity today can spare your family difficult questions later.

Take a closer look at the meaning of “then” in this week’s article:
https://www.flwillsandtrustslaw.com/second-marriage-heres-how-to-plan-for-your-spouse-and-your-children/

“What’s left” is an uncertain inheritance.A long retirement, healthcare expenses, and everyday living costs can signific...
10/17/2026

“What’s left” is an uncertain inheritance.

A long retirement, healthcare expenses, and everyday living costs can significantly reduce the assets intended to pass to your children—even when everyone acts with the best intentions.

If you want to preserve a defined inheritance, consider whether your plan should set aside separate assets rather than rely entirely on the remainder.

Start with two questions:
• What does my spouse need for financial security?
• What do I want my children to receive?

We can help you explore how to coordinate both goals.

Call 239-331-7977 or schedule a complimentary 15-minute consultation:
https://www.flwillsandtrustslaw.com/schedule-consultation/

Two promises deserve clear instructions: provide for your spouse and preserve an inheritance for your children.A careful...
10/16/2026

Two promises deserve clear instructions: provide for your spouse and preserve an inheritance for your children.

A carefully designed trust may support your spouse during their lifetime and direct the remaining assets to your children afterward. Its terms should address who receives support, when funds can be used, and whether beneficiaries can be changed.

The details matter—and the arrangement must account for Florida’s spousal protections.

Let’s talk about what you want each person to receive and how your resources can support those wishes.

Schedule a complimentary 15-minute consultation:
https://www.flwillsandtrustslaw.com/schedule-consultation/

📞 239-331-7977

“My spouse inherits everything. My children are next, right?”It’s an understandable assumption—but an important one to e...
10/15/2026

“My spouse inherits everything. My children are next, right?”

It’s an understandable assumption—but an important one to examine.

When assets pass outright to your spouse, they generally become your spouse’s property. Future expenses, changes in beneficiaries, or remarriage could affect what your children eventually receive.

Even matching wills may not preserve the arrangement you have in mind.

Before relying on “then,” understand what your plan actually provides.

Explore the questions to ask in this week’s blog:
https://www.flwillsandtrustslaw.com/second-marriage-heres-how-to-plan-for-your-spouse-and-your-children/

A new chapter in marriage deserves a fresh look at your estate plan. 💙You want your spouse to be financially secure—and ...
10/13/2026

A new chapter in marriage deserves a fresh look at your estate plan. 💙

You want your spouse to be financially secure—and your children to receive the inheritance you intend for them. But “everything to my spouse, then to the children” can leave important questions unanswered.

This week’s article explores how thoughtful planning can address both goals, including Florida’s special protections for spouses and your primary residence.

Read the article:
https://www.flwillsandtrustslaw.com/second-marriage-heres-how-to-plan-for-your-spouse-and-your-children/

Your digital life holds more than passwords.It may hold the insurance policy your spouse needs, the financial records yo...
10/12/2026

Your digital life holds more than passwords.

It may hold the insurance policy your spouse needs, the financial records your agent must locate, and the family photos you want preserved. 💙

Our latest article explains how a secure account inventory, thoughtful provider settings, and your Florida estate plan can work together.

Read it today—and share it with someone who helps manage your household or finances:
https://www.flwillsandtrustslaw.com/online-accounts-during-incapacity-a-guide-for-florida-families/

You’ve found the account. You know the password. Then the screen says, “Enter the code sent to your phone.” 🔐😅Small secu...
10/11/2026

You’ve found the account. You know the password. Then the screen says, “Enter the code sent to your phone.” 🔐😅

Small security steps can become significant obstacles when someone else needs to help.

Try this manageable Sunday task: identify five online accounts your family would need first. Record their purpose, where protected instructions are kept, and any provider-approved access arrangements.

Keep your security protections in place while planning for authorized help.

Find more practical tips in our blog:
https://www.flwillsandtrustslaw.com/online-accounts-during-incapacity-a-guide-for-florida-families/

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