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After months of near confinement in our homes, many of us are stir-crazy and eager to travel to a vacation destination. Although more states are opening up, there are several
Shocking to most people, the retirement account you leave for your spouse can be seized in a divorce, lawsuit, or bankruptcy. 3 Options Available To Surviving Spouses When your surviving
What constitutes a “large” gift can be relative. That being said, if you are considering giving cash or property to someone, a little bit of planning can really help avoid
Receiving an inheritance is a huge blessing but, if not handled properly, can also become a curse. Often times, the inheritor does not know what to do with the new
The third week of October is National Estate Planning Awareness Week (Oct. 15-21, 2018). Estate planning is important for everyone regardless of wealth or family status because if you become
To the general public, a trust may seem like an advanced tool only for the wealthiest among us. But, the reality is that trusts are a foundational estate planning tool
If you find yourself caring for both your children and your parents, simultaneously, you should know whether your parents have put together an estate plan. While it is still your parents’ choice to make their estate-planning decisions, having a plan – no matter how late in life it is created – is an absolute must.
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Estate planning can best be described as a process. When you plan your estate, you take the necessary legal steps to make sure that your loved ones are provided for
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Take action before it becomes a race against time.
Rely on the Barbara M. Pizzolato, P.A. skilled estate team to shield your work and guide your loved ones.
We specialize in estate planning, incapacity planning, business planning, trust administration, and probate.
Take your first step by contacting us or attending a free estate planning event today.
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8660 College Pkwy
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Fort Myers, FL 33919
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Islandia, NY 11749
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West Orange, NJ 07052
Barbara M. Pizzolato proudly offers Estate Planning and Legal Services in Ft. Myers, Cape Coral, Estero, Bonita Springs, Lee County, Collier County, Charlotte County & Southwest Florida.
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