Posts by Law Office of Cameron H.P. White, PA
How Long Does It Take to Settle a Trust in Florida?
Have you ever wondered how long it might take to settle a trust in the Sunshine State? We know this question can be on your mind when you’re trying to care for loved ones or preserve what you’ve worked hard to earn. At the Law Office of Cameron H.P. White, we concentrate on estate planning…
Read MoreWhat Happens When a Heir Dies Before Distribution in Florida?
Have you ever wondered what might occur if an heir in your will dies before receiving their inheritance? We often see loved ones named in a final plan, yet we rarely think about how timing can affect the flow of property. At the Law Office of Cameron H.P. White, our priority is helping folks create…
Read MoreHow to Find a Will in Florida
Have you ever found yourself wondering if a friend or relative left written instructions about their property? You may worry that an original will is tucked away somewhere, waiting to be uncovered. Locating that document can simplify estate tasks and bring clarity to everyone involved. At the Law Office of Cameron H.P. White, we guide…
Read MoreFlorida Probate: Summary Administration vs. Formal Administration
Have you ever felt a bit uncertain about what happens to a loved one’s estate once they pass away? We understand that probate can sound overwhelming, but our goal at the Law Office of Cameron H.P. White, P.A., is to clarify its basic ideas. In this discussion, we will walk you through the difference between…
Read MoreWhat Is a Preneed Guardian in Florida?
Life is unpredictable, and planning ahead ensures your loved ones will be protected. Parents can legally name a preneed guardian in Florida to care for their children if they become incapacitated or pass away. Adults can also designate someone to manage their affairs if they can no longer make decisions. This proactive step prevents family…
Read MoreCan I File Probate Myself in Florida? (DIY Guide)
Losing a loved one is never easy, and dealing with their estate can feel overwhelming. If you’re wondering whether you can handle probate on your own in Florida, the short answer is yes—but it’s not always simple. The process involves legal paperwork, deadlines, and responsibilities that can quickly become complicated, depending on the size and…
Read MoreRegistering a Trust in Florida: Requirements and Process
Setting up a trust is a powerful way to protect your assets and ensure your loved ones are taken care of. But when people start exploring trusts, they often wonder if Florida requires them to be registered. The answer isn’t always what they expect. Understanding how trusts work, what’s legally required, and how they’re managed…
Read MoreFlorida Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure: When Is It Used?
Falling behind on mortgage payments can be overwhelming, but foreclosure isn’t the only way out. A Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure (DIL) allows homeowners to voluntarily transfer their property to the lender, potentially satisfying the mortgage debt without the stress of foreclosure. However, while this option can offer relief, it’s not always the right fit.…
Read MoreWhy Parents Should Consider a Power of Attorney for Their 18-Year-Old
Turning 18 is a major milestone for young adults. It’s the age when they gain legal independence, marking the start of new responsibilities and opportunities. But for parents, it’s also a moment to think about how they can continue to provide support when needed—and one of the most important steps is considering a Power of…
Read MoreShould You Include Digital Assets in Your Estate Plan?
Your email accounts, social media profiles, and even cryptocurrency wallets are part of your legacy. But have you thought about what happens to them after you’re gone? In Florida, including digital assets in your estate plan is a crucial step to ensure your loved ones can manage and protect your online presence. Why Digital Assets…
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