How to Prevent Your Business from Going Through ProbateLosing a loved one is never an easy experience, especially when that loved one was a small business owner. When the owner of a small business passes away, the business can potentially go through probate, a legal process that can take months, sometimes…Read More
Estate Planning 101: Do I Need To Create a Trust?When it comes to estate planning, deciding whether or not you need to create a trust is an important consideration. Trusts can be used for a variety of different purposes, from avoiding probate and reducing taxes to providing asset protection and ensuring that…Read More
4 Pitfalls of “DIY” Estate PlanningIn today’s society, there is a faster, “short cut” version for just about anything on the internet. Shopping, communicating, and now, even estate planning. As probate attorneys in Florida, Arvantakis Law Group has seen numerous estate planning files consisting of some do-it-yourself online…Read More
Top Six Things to Know About ProbateWhen you’re grieving and had a significant loss in your life, a complicated legal and financial process is the last thing you want or need to face. But often, that’s exactly what happens when families go through the probate process after losing a…Read More
How Do You Know If An Attorney is a Good Fit for You?With over 1.35 million attorneys in the United States and 100,000 licensed members of the Florida Bar, how do you know if an attorney is a good fit for you and your needs? Before you even get started with an attorney for your…Read More
Everything You Need to Know About Advance DirectivesPart of estate planning is about making plans for any possible medical unknowns for you and any loved ones, which can be extremely important. If you live in Clearwater, Florida, and you’re wondering if an advance directive is something you need, this information will…Read More
Four Types of Liens that Can Be Placed on Your HomeIf you do not pay a debt according to the contract or guidelines, a lien can be placed onto your home or property that would complicate the future sale of your property until it is resolved or paid off. There are four primary…Read More
