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What Happens If You Die Without a Will in Florida? Intestacy and Why It Matters for Wealthy Families
What happens to your $15 million estate if you die tomorrow without a will? In Florida, this means all decisions, including who inherits your assets, who manages your estate, and how your wealth gets distributed, are made according to state law, and not your wishes.
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Understanding Your Estate Planning Options: A Guide for Boca Raton Families
Do you have substantial wealth and significant assets you want to protect for future generations? Our Boca Raton Trust & Estate planning lawyers specialize in providing wealth protection, business succession, and trust and estate planning to families significant assets.
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Gray Divorce in Florida: What Wealthy Couples Over 50 Need to Know About Splitting Assets
Gray divorce—the term for divorces among couples aged 50 and older—has doubled in recent decades. These late-life divorces present unique challenges for those with decades of accumulated assets, intertwined investments, multiple properties, and estate plans. At Turk Law Group, we can help you navigate your gray divorce with confidence.
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5 Costly Estate Planning Mistakes Wealthy South Florida Families Make (and How to Avoid Them)
Creating a will and keeping it updated may seem like a no-brainer, but one short Google search will show you a surprising number of affluent celebrities and other high-profile individuals who made costly estate planning mistakes, including Michael Jackson, who created a revocable living trust that he never funded.
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Protecting Your Children’s Inheritance From Divorce in Florida: A Parent’s Guide
If you are a parent with substantial wealth and concerned about a divorce in your future, now is the time to take steps to protect your children’s inheritance. At Turk Law Group in Boca Raton, we help you take strategic steps to safeguard your children’s financial future. [Read the full article →]
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Protecting Multi-Generational Wealth: Estate Planning for Luxury Memory Care in South Florida
Premium memory care in South Florida costs $250,000 to $400,000 annually, with expenses continuing for 7-12 years—quickly depleting even substantial family wealth. Our elder law and estate planning attorneys help affluent South Florida families implement strategic asset protection, tax-efficient funding, and trust structures that preserve multi-generational wealth while ensuring access to luxury memory care facilities.
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