He was a very much loved and respected member of the community. We are all deeply saddened with Joe's passing and he will be greatly missed. The Law Office remains open for business and we continue to serve your legal needs. Appointments are now being scheduled with the Attorneys in our law firm and we welcome your calls (727) 586-3306 x200 to inquire as to appointments and to learn how we may be of service to you.
Our mission is to provide high quality, creative, and result - oriented legal help to individuals and businesses, and serve as a primary resource and partner in all aspects of your business and personal growth and development. For over 38 years the Law Offices of Joseph F. Pippen Jr. & Associates has been providing people throughout Florida with expert advice and guidance through the complexities of Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning, Medicaid Planning, Probate and Trust Administration and Family Law.
Our Attorneys meet personally with their clients, customizing legal documents and plans to fit each person's individual needs for both now and in the future.
Our mission is to provide high quality, creative, and result - oriented legal help to individuals and businesses, and serve as a primary resource and partner in all aspects of your business and personal growth and development. For over 38 years the Law Offices of Joseph F. Pippen Jr. & Associates has been providing people throughout Florida with expert advice and guidance through the complexities of Wills, Trusts, Estate Planning, Medicaid Planning, Probate and Trust Administration and Family Law.
Our Attorneys meet personally with their clients, customizing legal documents and plans to fit each person's individual needs for both now and in the future.
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In each area of service that we offer, we promise that you will receive the very best legal treatment in the industry.
A. Florida estate planning is much more than just having a will.
In a broader sense, it is the process of creating and implementing a program for the protection and transfer of wealth.
A. First, we should define Florida Probate, as most people do not understand what it means.
A. Move back to the state from which you came.
Florida has a six month residence requirement before you can even file for a divorce.
A. Florida estate planning is much more than just having a will.
In a broader sense, it is the process of creating and implementing a program for the protection and transfer of wealth.
A. First, we should define Florida Probate, as most people do not understand what it means.
A. Move back to the state from which you came.
Florida has a six month residence requirement before you can even file for a divorce.
A. Florida estate planning is much more than just having a will.
In a broader sense, it is the process of creating and implementing a program for the protection and transfer of wealth.
Just as each person is unique, so is the estate planning for each person.
Florida estate planning begins during your life and can continue long after your death.
It is the understanding of your own limitations and the planning for possible guardianships and incapacity problems far in advance.
Estate planning is also the process of simplifying the procedure of distribution and using methods to save taxes, probate, and administrative expenses.
In a broader sense, it is the process of creating and implementing a program for the protection and transfer of wealth.
Just as each person is unique, so is the estate planning for each person.
Florida estate planning begins during your life and can continue long after your death.
It is the understanding of your own limitations and the planning for possible guardianships and incapacity problems far in advance.
Estate planning is also the process of simplifying the procedure of distribution and using methods to save taxes, probate, and administrative expenses.
A. First, we should define Florida Probate, as most people do not understand what it means.
Florida Probate is the administration of estates.
A personal representative or attorney will present your will, if you have one, to the probate court with an inventory of assets and liabilities of your estate.
The procedure of administering or carrying out your last wishes and desires and the expense involved in changing title to property is called probate.
Probate as defined in Black's Law Dictionary is "the act or process of proving a will."
Florida Probate is the administration of estates.
A personal representative or attorney will present your will, if you have one, to the probate court with an inventory of assets and liabilities of your estate.
The procedure of administering or carrying out your last wishes and desires and the expense involved in changing title to property is called probate.
Probate as defined in Black's Law Dictionary is "the act or process of proving a will."
A. Move back to the state from which you came.
Florida has a six month residence requirement before you can even file for a divorce.
If you can wait six months, the divorce procedure is fairly simple, if your marriage is irretrievably broken.
A property and separation agreement can be written if both parties agree and if husband and wife can concur on property distribution, alimony, child support, custody and visitation rights.
Such agreements should be reviewed by attorneys representing each party, as the attorney drafting the agreement can only represent one party.
Florida has a six month residence requirement before you can even file for a divorce.
If you can wait six months, the divorce procedure is fairly simple, if your marriage is irretrievably broken.
A property and separation agreement can be written if both parties agree and if husband and wife can concur on property distribution, alimony, child support, custody and visitation rights.
Such agreements should be reviewed by attorneys representing each party, as the attorney drafting the agreement can only represent one party.
I'm not certain I can qualify for Florida Medicaid.
How can my estate be preserved from the potentially overwhelming costs of nursing home care?
A. It is not uncommon for individuals to pay as much as $70,000.00 a year for nursing home care for a family member, and that cost may not even include medicine and medical care.
If one can qualify for Medicaid coverage, Medicaid will pay for the cost of nursing home care (in excess of the nursing home patient's gross income), medical and psychiatric care, any gaps in Medicare insurance, and all medications.
How can my estate be preserved from the potentially overwhelming costs of nursing home care?
A. It is not uncommon for individuals to pay as much as $70,000.00 a year for nursing home care for a family member, and that cost may not even include medicine and medical care.
If one can qualify for Medicaid coverage, Medicaid will pay for the cost of nursing home care (in excess of the nursing home patient's gross income), medical and psychiatric care, any gaps in Medicare insurance, and all medications.
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