THE SOTO LAW OFFICE, P.A.

When it comes to estate planning, we frequently hear from well-meaning adult children who want to help their aging parents “get their affairs in order.” While their intentions are usually rooted in love and concern, Florida law places clear boundaries around who can make these decisions and how the legal process should unfold. It’s important to understand that estate planning is not something one person can do on behalf of another, unless proper legal authority has been grant

After the death of a loved one, it's natural to want to help—by paying bills, depositing checks, or managing day-to-day finances. But...

When two people have a child and are no longer together, one of the most significant issues that must be determined is that of child...