Our Florida Legal Blog
Florida law is always changing and legal topics can easily become complex. Here, our legal team offers helpful blog posts to share the relevant information that will help you understand the law and recent changes that may affect you or your loved ones.
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Law Firm Announces New Firm Name To Recognize Attorney Paul Cavonis DeLoach, Hofstra & Cavonis, P.A. has recognized partner attorney Paul Cavonis by renaming the firm. Help us celebrate the new name of our law firm! -
Will Your Living Will be Effective? Living Wills and advance directives in Florida are not always effective for following wishes at end of life from our elder law attorneys in St. Petersburg. -
Using Pooled Trusts for Medicaid Planning A pooled trust can protect a disabled person's assets in Florida to allow Medicaid nursing home eligibility. Find out more from our Pinellas elder law attorneys -
Watch this video on Incapacity Planning in Florida by Rep DeLoach Learn more about powers of attorney, living wills and health care surrogates from this video from Florida Elder law attorney D. "Rep" DeLoach III. -
Why You May Need an Attorney Upon Your Loved One's Death How do you know when assets need to be probated in Florida? What assets are subject to probate? Read about letters of administration from our probate attorneys. -
Read why Attorney Rep DeLoach recently received the Avvo Clients’ Choice Award Estate Planning and Board Certified Elder Law Attorney D. "Rep" DeLoach III selected to receive Avvo Clients' Choice Award for outstanding client reviews. -
My Parent Made me Promise to Never Put them in a Nursing Home! Some children promise to never put parents in a nursing home, which can be problematic for a number of reasons. Learn more from our Pinellas elder attorneys. -
Helping Needy Veterans - Right up our Alley! Our Pinellas County, Seminole, Clearwater estate planning and elder law firm helped Stetson University Law School in their annual Wills for Warriors program. -
The Difference Between Revocable and Irrevocable Trusts in Florida Setting up your Florida estate plan may mean using revocable and irrevocable trusts. Let our Pinellas County, Seminole, Clearwater attorneys assist you. -
How to Talk to Your Parents About Preparing for the Future Talking to your parents about estate and elder issues can be very difficult. Learn some important tips from our Clearwater, Pinellas, St. Petersburg attorneys. -
Estate Planning Lessons From 2016 Our estate planning and elder law knowledge grows every year. See what our St. Petersburg Medicaid and elder law attorneys learned in 2016 -
2017 Florida Medicaid Spousal Impoverishment Standards Released CMS finally released its 2017 long-term care Medicaid standards for spousal impoverishment. Find out more from our Pinellas Medicaid elder law attorneys. -
How to Apply for Long-Term Care Medicaid for Your Elder Applying for Florida nursing home Medicaid for your elder is never easy. Our guide from our Pinellas Elder law attorneys will help with your basic questions. -
New Study Shows Dementia in Decline Kaiser's Health's new study showed that dementia in the Unites States is on the decline. If your loved one has dementia, our Pinellas elder attorneys can help. -
Should I hire an attorney or go on-line for my Will or Trust? Should I hire a Florida attorney to create my will or trust or should I go online? Our Pinellas County estate planning attorneys will assist you with your will.