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Bill Would Bring Change to Florida’s Guardianship Law
West Palm beach elder law attorneys Shalloway & Shalloway discuss possible changes to Florida guardianship law & role of professional guardians.
Are You Concerned About Your Parents Living Independently?
West Palm Beach elder law & guardianship attorneys at Shalloway & Shalloway, P.A. on power of attorney to help aging parents manage their financial affairs.
Important Guardianship Terms to Know
West Palm Beach estate planning attorney Mark Shalloway lays out some important terms to know when considering guardianship in Florida.
Tips for Seniors – Protect Yourself from Elder Financial Abuse
Due to age or disability, you may need assistance in some of your daily living activities. Whether you have someone coming over once or twice a week to help with cooking and cleaning, or if you have a live-in caregiver, having a stranger in your home while you are limited in your mobility can… Read More »
Is Your Aid and Attendance Attorney VA Accredited?
It’s not just a good idea; it’s the law. Title 38 of the United States Code, section 5901, states that, with limited exception, “no individual may act as an agent or attorney in the preparation, presentation, or prosecution of any claim under [veterans’ benefits laws] unless such individual has been recognized for such purposes… Read More »
Overview of the Florida Guardianship Process
If you or a loved one has become unable to make healthcare decisions or manage legal or financial affairs, a guardianship may be in order. A guardian is a person appointed by the court to protect and exercise the legal rights of a person who is unable to make his or her own decisions… Read More »
Getting Started with Estate Planning
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 »