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I’m Finally Gonna Do It This Year! I’m Getting My Affairs in Order!
Here we go!!! Off to the races in 2026!!! If you’re like me, each new year brings with it an encouraging sense of opportunity, a chance to get it right this time. All those things you meant to do, promised you’d do, but didn’t get around to… now, you’ve set your mind to accomplish! And perhaps one of those things is getting your estate planning affairs in order.
Ross Spano
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Advanced Directives
What’s a Health Care Surrogate, and Why You Need One Now Imagine this: You're rushed to the hospital unconscious, unable to communicate your wishes to your doctors. Who would make medical decisions for you in such a critical situation? If you don’t have a Health Care Surrogate, your family might face a confusing and potentially painful decision-making process without any guidance. A Health Care Surrogate is someone you appoint to make medical decisions for you if you're unabl
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Living Trust v. Will - Which is Better for Florida Families?
A question I get all the time is: “Do I really need a living trust… or is a will enough?” The short answer is — it depends. But for many Florida families, a living trust is the better option. Let me explain the difference, and why it matters.
Ross Spano
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Vincent Spano
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Estate Planning for Business Owners: Don’t Leave a Mess Behind
If you own a business — whether it’s a solo operation, a family-run shop, or a company with employees and partners — your estate plan must include a strategy for what happens to the business when you’re no longer around. And I’ll be honest, most business owners don’t think this through until it’s too late.
Ross Spano
Jul 19, 20252 min read


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