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When it comes to estate planning in Florida, one of the most important decisions you will make is whether to use a revocable trust, an irrevocable trust, or both. Each serves a distinct purpose, and the right choice depends on your goals — whether that is avoiding probate, protecting assets from creditors, qualifying for Medicaid, or minimizing estate taxes. At Yergey & Yergey P.A., we help Orlando and Central Florida families navigate these decisions every day. What Is a Rev

For many Florida families, probate is something they hope to avoid — and with good reason. Probate can be time-consuming, expensive, and stressful for loved ones during an already difficult time. Fortunately, Florida law provides several effective strategies to transfer assets outside of probate entirely. If you live in Orlando or anywhere in Central Florida, understanding these options can protect your family and preserve your legacy. What Is Probate and Why Do People Want t

Most people delay preparing a Living Will, assuming it’s something they can deal with “later.” Unfortunately, “later” often arrives sooner than expected and without a plan, critical medical decisions fall to overwhelmed family members. A Living Will —sometimes called an Advance Directive —is your written statement of medical preferences if you’re unable to communicate. Under Chapter 765, Florida Statutes, it gives doctors and loved ones specific instructions about life-prolo