You and a guest are invited to join us at The 3 Key Strategies for Successful Estate Planning in FL for an informative workshop on Estate Planning!

The 3 Key Strategies for Successful Estate Planning in FL

A complimentary live in person workshop designed to help families create an estate planning strategy for their unique goals and needs.

The 3 Key Strategies for Successful Estate Planning in FL

November 13, 2024 12:00am

Here’s what we will cover:

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Planning

Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy; everyone can benefit from ensuring their assets and finances are managed properly after their passing.

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Reduce Taxes and Fees

Without proper planning, your children and assets could be subject to unnecessary taxes and probate fees that could be minimized or even avoided.

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Legal
Protections

By planning ahead, you can prevent court-administered guardianship and ensure that your family members or trusted friends have the legal authority to fulfill your wishes.

Purpose

Purpose of This Workshop

Estate planning is essential for everyone, not just the wealthy. Without a proper estate plan, friends and family may face prolonged disputes and financial burdens over your assets.

Though it may seem daunting, it is a crucial step to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes, free from IRS or third-party interference.

In this informative workshop, you will receive the essential information needed to make informed decisions about setting up a coordinated estate and tax plan, ensuring that your best interests and wishes are respected.

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