by Andrew Rosenberg | Aug 3, 2026 | General
What Is A Florida Ladybird Deed And Why Is It Beneficial? A Florida Ladybird deed, also known as an enhanced life estate deed, is a tool that allows homeowners to avoid probate while maintaining control over their property during their lifetime. This type of deed... by Andrew Rosenberg | Apr 13, 2026 | Estate Planning, General
How often should somebody review their estate plan and what are some life events that make that update necessary? It’s recommended to review estate plans every three to five years, but some clients prefer annual reviews for proactive updates. Major life events... by Andrew Rosenberg | Jul 9, 2025 | Firm News, General
POST KIDNEY STONE ATTACK UPDATE If you remember my last article, I wrote about another kidney stone attack which required surgery because it was stuck! Well, here is the update on it all… I had a stent in my “private area” after the surgery for about a week. It was... by Andrew Rosenberg | Feb 27, 2025 | General
I never thought I would be writing about this topic today in my newsletter, I can assure you of that! As many of you already know, I love my family and they always come first. However, in my opinion this next story takes it to a new level… To give you a little... by Andrew Rosenberg | Jan 21, 2025 | asset protection, Estate Planning, General, Medicaid
When Sarah called my office, she was in full-blown panic mode. Her dad, a retired firefighter, had just been diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer’s. His savings were modest, his pension wasn’t going to cover a care facility, and Sarah was terrified she’d have to drain... by Andrew Rosenberg | Jan 6, 2025 | General, Medicaid
I’ll never forget the time Jim walked into my office, visibly distressed. He’d just received a $10,000 hospital bill for his wife’s care and realized that the cost of keeping her in a long-term care facility would eat through their savings faster than he could say,...