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Florida Powers of Attorney (Part 4 RELATIONSHIP OF POWER OF ATTORNEY TO OTHER LEGAL INSTRUMENTS)

RELATIONSHIP OF POWER OF ATTORNEY TO OTHER LEGAL INSTRUMENTS What is the difference between an attorney-in-fact and an executor or personal representative? An executor, termed a “personal representative” in Florida, is the person who takes care of another’s estate after that person dies. An attorney-in-fact may only take care of…

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Florida Powers of Attorney (Part 3 USING THE POWER OF ATTORNEY)

When is a Durable Power of Attorney effective? The Durable Power of Attorney is effective as soon as the principal signs it unless the document specifies that it is conditioned on the principal’s lack of capacity to manage property in which case appropriate affidavits are required in accordance with Florida…

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Florida Powers of Attorney (Part 2 POWERS AND DUTIES OF AN ATTORNEY-IN-FACT)

What activities are permitted by an attorney-in-fact? An attorney-in-fact may perform only those acts specified in the Power of Attorney. If an attorney-in-fact is unsure whether he or she is authorized to do a particular act, the attorney-in-fact should consult the lawyer who prepared the document or other legal counsel.…

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7 Ways to Disinherit your Heirs – Jacksonville Florida Estate Planning Lawyer

More about Anna Nicole’s will According to Jay MacDonald , You can accidentally disinherit your heirs, Here are the 7 ways to disinherit your kids which Mr. MacDonald discusses: 1. Failure to update a will 2. Faulty will 3. Stepparent succession 4. Ademption 5. Misunderstanding survivorship 6. Mirror-image grant 7.…

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Florida Powers of Attorney (Part 1 About The Power of Attorney

ABOUT THE POWER OF ATTORNEY What is a Power of Attorney? A Power of Attorney is a legal document delegating authority from one person to another. In the document, the maker of the Power of Attorney grants the right to act on the maker’s behalf. What authority is granted depends…

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Florida and other States: Single Member LLC’s – 2 EIN’s required by IRS if there are employees

A recent update to the IRS website could affect you if your Jacksonville Florida Business is a Limited Liability Company. Important information for Single Member Limited Liability Companies (LLC) who have or will have employees within the next 12 months: IRS regulations require a single member limited liability company that…

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Reducing Estate Taxes with a Family Limited Parnerships in Florida

Stephanie Loomis-Price has recently published her articles entitled Family Limited Partnerships. In her article, Stephanie offers a detailed outline of the Family Limited Partnership – from consideration of the FLP as an appropriate estate planning tool, through the formation of the partnership, concluding with the administration of the partnership and…

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