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Heidi Webb is an Elder Law, Estate Planning, and Small Business Law attorney serving Daytona Beach and surrounding areas.

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How to Handle Unequal Bequests in Your Estate Plan

There are several common reasons why someone would leave unequal bequests: Strained relationship Estranged relatives An attempt to even out the amount given to loved ones because an individual may already have received a significant amount of property from you during your lifetime Increased need of the beneficiary Whatever the reason, unequal bequests have an. . .
Ask Heidi: Should My Trustee Be My Spouse or Child?

When selecting a trustee only you know your family members’ strengths and weaknesses, putting you in the best position to decide if your spouse or child can appreciate a trustee’s responsibilities. Being a trustee creates many duties under state law. These include, but are not limited to, impartiality between the current and future beneficiaries’ interests,. . .
Ask Heidi: Is a Will All I Need?

In addition to a Will, it’s important to work with an estate attorney to draw up other important legal documents to protect your interests and the interest of your dependents and/or heirs. These include: A Durable power of attorney to appoint your “agent” to carry out any legal and/or financial decisions that have to. . .

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