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Presented by Family First Firm, Florida’s trusted Elder Law firm, this podcast provides clear guidance on Medicaid, Estate Planning, and Probate.
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Aging Well: More Than An Estate Plan (opens the original)
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What does it really mean to age well? It’s about more than having a will or checking a few boxes on an estate-planning checklist. Aging well means thinking about the whole picture—from your health and strength to your independence, legal documents, financial future and the community resources available to you. In this episode of Elder Law Out Loud , we’re taking you behind the scenes of Family First Firm’s Aging Well Health Fair and talking about why we believe preparation should go far beyond p
Your Biggest Investment: Legal Planning Tools that Protect (or jeopardize) Your Home (opens the original)
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Your home is one of your greatest assets—but is it truly protected? In this episode of Elder Law Out Loud, CEO Geoff Hoatson and co-host Karla Ray discuss common mistakes homeowners make, including adding children to a deed, Florida homestead protections, Medicaid planning, Pocket Deeds, and key considerations for rental properties. Tune in to learn how the right legal planning can help protect your home and your family's future.
Now What? Planning after a Life-Changing Diagnosis. (opens the original)
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A life-changing diagnosis can bring uncertainty, but having the right legal plan in place can provide peace of mind for you and your loved ones. In this episode of Elder Law Out Loud , Geoff Hoatson and Karla Ray discuss the important legal and financial steps to take after a serious diagnosis, including the essential estate planning documents everyone should have, why acting early matters, and how planning ahead can help protect your wishes and your future. Whether you're planning for yourself
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