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What Are The Steps For Probate in FL?

Whether you are addressing your own estate planning concerns or anticipating the processes involved for a loved one’s estate, it is vital to understand the...

What Conditions Are Considered a Disability for Social Security Benefits in Florida?

If you have a physical condition that prevents you from working in Florida, then you may be wondering whether that condition would qualify as a...

Estate Planning: What Are the Benefits of Setting Up a Trust in Florida?

Are you confused about how to distribute your assets to your beneficiaries after you pass away? Curious about your options? We can help. Our estate...

An Experienced FL Elder Law Attorney Answers the Most Frequently Asked Questions

The U.S. population is aging. According to the United States Census Bureau, more than 55 million Americans are over 65. As we age and life...

Everything You Need to Know About the Florida Medicaid Waiver Program

At the Family First Form, we found it to be a severe deficiency and have implemented changes to ensure parents have a way to protect...

Medicaid Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for Medicaid, you have to pass three tests. The first test is a medical-necessity test. A doctor will have to determine whether...

What does Medicaid cover?

Medicaid is a state and federal program that assists with healthcare costs for people with limited means. That definition is intentionally broad and does not...

The 4 Biggest Mistakes People Make When Setting Up a Trust

At the Family First Form, we found it to be a severe deficiency and have implemented changes to ensure parents have a way to protect...

Estate Planning Myth: Estate Planning Is Only For Wealthy People

The Top 5 Ways Floridians Protect Their Life Savings

At the Family First Form, we found it to be a severe deficiency and have implemented changes to ensure parents have a way to protect...

The Hardest Question: Selecting A Guardian For Your Children

One of the reasons people delay estate planning is because they must face mortality. They will also have to answer who will be responsible for...

A Breakdown of Probate