Category Archives: Estate Planning Wills & Trusts

“ I Don’t Want to Think About that Now…or Ever.”

By Shalloway & Shalloway | Posted on April 27, 2016

More than half of retirees do not have a will. More than forty percent do not have a living will. Almost forty percent do not have a Power of Attorney for making health care decisions. Approximately ten percent of Americans do not have an estate plan. The favorite excuse for not having an estate… Read More »

Incentive Trusts Provide Motivation to Heirs

By Shalloway & Shalloway | Posted on April 22, 2016

While planning your estate, you may be on the hunt for ways to retain as much control as possible over how your hard-earned funds are distributed after your passing. You may want to use your estate funds as a way to inspire your heirs and loved ones to create a thriving professional life for… Read More »

Getting Started with Estate Planning

By Shalloway & Shalloway | Posted on August 14, 2015

Whether you are young or old, married or single, rich or poor, estate planning is for everyone. Without a will and other important estate planning documents, the state of Florida decides what happens to your property after you are gone, and neither you nor your family members will have any say in the matter…. Read More »