Estate Planning & Probate Video FAQs

• Do Beneficiaries Have to Pay Creditors Out of Their Own Pocket if the Estate is Insolvent?

• Do I need a living will health care power of attorney or financial power of attorney?

• How Are Fees Determined for the Personal Representative and Attorney?

• How Does a Living Trust Avoid Probate?

• How Long Will Probate Take?

• If a Person Has a Revocable Living Trust What Happens When They Die How Long Does it Take to Settle the Estate?

• If I have all my estate planning and long term care documents from another state do I have to have then redone in Florida?

• Is there a five year review of my finances to see if I gave away anything before medicaid will pay for nursing home care?

• Once I sign a durable power of attorney can I change my mind?

• Welcome Video

• What are some of the common mistakes in medicaid asset protection planning?

• What are the Steps Involved in Probate?

• What Can Be Done if There Are Not Enough Assets to Cover the Deceased's Debts?

• What does intestate mean?

• What does it mean to fund a trust?

• What Happens if I Have a Living Trust But I Did Not Put All of my Assets Into My Trust and I Die Without a Will?

• What is a guardianship?

• What is a Pour Over Will?

• What is a power of attorney?

• What is the difference between a guardian of the person and a guardian of the property?

• What Property Does My Will Control?

• When should an estate plan be reviewed?

• Who Inherits My Individual Retirement Account IRA if I Do Not Name a Beneficiary?

• Why should I use an elder law attorney to help me apply for medicaid benefits?

• Will having a power of attorney and health care proxy in place prevent the need for a guardianship?

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