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Guardian Advocacy: What Can It Do For You?
As many of us will have children of our own at some point in our lives, we realize that our love, care, and concern for their welfare doesn’t end when they turn 18 years old – but our legal authority to make decisions on their behalf does. This begs the question: how can I help care for my children after they turn 18 if they are developmentally disabled? The answer… Guardian Advocacy!
When is the Right Time to Begin Estate Planning?
You really are never too young to start planning your estate. In fact, it is always best to start while you are still sound of mind. You might think you don’t have much of an estate or that you are too busy with all the urgent demands of life to worry about something in the distant future like estate planning. But, the truth is, the process is simple when compared to what your beneficiaries will have to go through dealing with it if something happens and you don’t have your will in place.
Deciphering the Jargon: What is a Living Will?
Living will. Living trust. Power of Attorney. Will. Guardian. Estate planning.
Auto & Work Accident Whiplash Relief
We work with all auto accident injuries attorneys. Liens are accepted. We are the preferred auto accident specialists in all of Orlando and have helped many individuals recover from auto accident related injuries.
You’ve been in a car accident. Now what?
As much as we hate them, car accidents are a fairly common occurrence. According to Forbes online, you will file a claim for a collision about once every 17.9 years. That means that if you got your license at age 16, the odds are quite good that you’ll experience some kind of crash by the time you’re 34. Over the course of a typical driving lifetime, you should have a total of three to four accidents. In fact, so far in 2016, there have already been 115,422 crashes in the state of Florida alone.
So you’ve been arrested for DUI, what happens next?
You’re in downtown Orlando. It’s 2 A.M., the bars are closing, and you’re thinking to yourself, “I only had a couple of drinks, I’m perfectly safe to drive home.” So, you say good-bye to your friends, get in the car, and begin your drive home. Suddenly, an officer is behind you, lights and sirens blaring… You’re getting stopped for suspicion of DUI.