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What Probate is right for you? Formal vs. Summary vs. Ancillary Administration
If you’ve recently lost a loved one in Florida and are facing the probate process, you’ve probably discovered there isn’t just one way to handle it. Many families in Clearwater, Pinellas County, and across the state wonder: Why are there different types of probate in Florida? The short answer? Florida’s probate system is intentionally designed with three main types — Summary Administration , Formal Administration , and Ancillary Administration —to match the unique size, compl

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Mar 314 min read


Why a Revocable Trust is Better for Your Florida Estate Plan
When planning for the future of your estate, ensuring a seamless transition for your loved ones is likely a top priority. A majority of adults in the United States have no documents in place for their end-of-life planning, which can leave families struggling to navigate the estate. While establishing a will is a great step, a trust provides an extra layer of protection and preparation. If you are exploring your estate planning options in Florida, you have likely come across

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Mar 303 min read


Does Having Savings Disqualify You from Medicaid in Florida?
Many Florida families worry about Medicaid eligibility when a loved one has significant savings in the bank. The good news is that excess assets do not have to be fully spent on nursing home care. With proper planning, you can often qualify for benefits while preserving money for family. Lady bird Deeds and Home Protection A lady bird deed (also known as an enhanced life estate deed ) is a smart way to protect your home. It allows the property to pass directly to your chose

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Dec 12, 20253 min read


2025 Florida Medicaid Income & Asset Limits Update: What Changed and How to Still Qualify (Even Last-Minute)
As of January 2025, the Medicaid gross monthly income limit increased from $2,829 (2024) to $2,991 . Yes – it went from $2,829 to $2,991. It’s a small increase (typical every year to account for inflation), but it’s an increase, and that extra $162 per month now lets some people qualify automatically who were previously $50–$100 over the old limit. The 2025 Medicaid Numbers You Need to Know Gross Monthly Income Limit: $2,991 Asset Limit: $2,000 (unchanged) – you must be able

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Dec 5, 20253 min read


Protecting Your Home from Medicaid Claims: A Guide to Homestead Preservation
When planning for long-term care, many people worry about protecting their assets, especially their home, from Medicaid recovery. If...

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Oct 6, 20254 min read
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