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Florida Bar Promotes its May Mental Health Awareness Campaign

In one of our first blog posts, we detailed the importance of mental health in the law community. According to the Dave Nee Foundation,...

Gainesville Attorneys and Law Students Take a Stand Against Felon Disenfranchisement

As members of the Gainesville community, the employees at Lauren Richardson Law, PLLC believe it is important to highlight efforts made...

Florida Bar Association takes a stand against gender bias

The Florida Bar Association has taken a stand against gender and diversity bias in the legal community by determining a 12-step plan of...

What can cookies teach you about estate planning?

An easy way to understand estate planning is to look at it from a different angle. A cookie and its ability to transform into different...

How do you know you're choosing the right probate attorney?

For those of you who don’t know, probate is the legal process of establishing the validity of a will. This process can be very stressful,...

Who should be my beneficiary if I'm single?

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 45 percent of adults, 18 and older, were single in the year 2017. This is a record...

Is it Necessary to Include Ceremony Arrangements and Funeral Wishes in a Will?

Wills are necessary for individuals to express their end-of-life wishes and how they would like their assets to be distributed upon their...

Newlywed Estate Planning To-Do List

After getting married, newlyweds often don’t recognize estate planning as being a priority. However, because a big lifestyle change has...

Keep your Digital Presence in Mind When Estate Planning

In this new digital age, many people don’t think about what happens to their social media accounts and digital presence when they pass...

The Beneficiary-Trustee Relationship

The trustee is the individual who is held responsible for informing the trust’s beneficiaries, keeping them updated and managing the...