Legal Question in Elder Law in Florida

Re: Protecting assets

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Much more information is required in order to give advice on estate planning or asset protection. Frankly, it is far too complicated to be handled in a format such as this.

You need to meet with an attorney who deals with this kind of law to review your assets and discuss your plans for the future. The attorney can then either draft the necessary documents or give you suggestions on what you can do.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Protecting assets

Great question and you will nedd an attorney with such planning experience. Plans must be put in place way in advance, meaning now.