When planning your estate in Florida, a lady bird deed  can be a powerful tool to ensure your property passes smoothly to your loved ones...

When it comes to estate planning, one common question is whether you still need a Lady Bird deed if you already have a trust in place. The answer depends on your goals, the type of assets you own, and where you live.

When planning your estate, understanding the tools available to transfer property to your heirs is crucial. A common question is how a warranty deed differs from a Lady Bird deed and whether a warranty deed can help avoid probate, especially when a will specifies different beneficiaries. In this article, we’ll clarify the differences between these deeds, their impact on inheritance, and how they interact with probate in Florida.

If you’re an American wondering, “Can I leave my property or money to someone living in another country, like the Philippines, in my will?” the answer is straightforward...