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Weston Estate Planning Attorney: 6 Reasons to get your Florida Estate Plan in Order Now Do you live in Weston and are in need of an estate plan? Our Weston Estate Planning Attorney is ready to serve all your estate, will, trust and probate needs
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ESTATE PLANNING ESSENTIALS WITH COVID-19 Most people do not like to think or talk about their Estate Plan. I have found that when some event happens in life, it triggers the thought of getting…
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LOSING A PARENT Unfortunately, last April my mother, Francine Zelma Rosenberg, passed away. This article is not meant to make anyone feel sorry about the passing of my mother.
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GOING OUT TO A RESTAURANT IN THE “NEW NORMAL” OF COVID-19 Guess what, my wife wanted to go out to a restaurant with my two children and I. There was a dilemma in that I was completely against going out and dining in…
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VACATIONING WITH COVID-19 I am writing this month’s newsletter while I am on vacation with my entire family. Yes, that is right a vacation during the Covid-19 crisis!
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Having A Will Is Important, But Still Requires Probate In Florida!: South Florida Estate Plan Attorney Explains Wills and the Florida probate process are confusing to most attorneys, let alone a person without a legal background. Here’s an intro to wills & probate.