Trusts | Burzynski Elder Law

How a Florida Durable Power of Attorney Helps in Medicaid Planning A Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA) is a document

If you or a loved one needs long-term care, you might have to rely on the Medicaid program to pay

A client asked me this question this week. As usual, the answer is “It depends.” Everyone’s legal, health and financial

If you or a loved one needs long term care, you might have to rely on the Medicaid program to

In Florida, inheritance rights of children in an estate depend on whether the decedent left a will. If there is

Often we have clients who express that they are in close contact with most of their children, but feel they

Sometimes clients tell me they will not need to sign a Will. They believe they have taken care of asset

I recently had a client who wondered if he could make changes to his irrevocable trust. In Florida, the answer

Many times clients think they have solved their division of assets (after their death) by making up an informal estate

Do I need a trust? Clients must have trusts explained in order to know if one is advisable. A trust