by Haimo Law | Aug 5, 2020 | Working with Haimo Law
What is a termination letter? A termination letter isn’t nearly as scary as it sounds. A termination letter is a short letter that generally indicates that the firm has performed as promised and the representation – limited to the scope of...
by Haimo Law | Jul 5, 2020 | Working with Haimo Law
Can we video conference to further discuss our planning? Absolutely. We see the value and convenience in video conferencing, and do often schedule video conference calls via Skype, Google, and other platforms in order to make it most convenient for you and your...
by Haimo Law | Jun 5, 2020 | Working with Haimo Law
How long does this process take? Generally, the time between our initial meeting and execution ceremony is between ten and fourteen days. We will always keep you thoroughly updated so you know when to expect the process to be executed. Author:...
by Haimo Law | May 5, 2020 | Working with Haimo Law
What is an execution ceremony? Like most states, Florida requires that your estate planning documents be executed in compliance with very particular formalities. These formalities exist because you are executing documents that take effect or govern your...
by Haimo Law | Apr 5, 2020 | Working with Haimo Law
Why do we use surveys? Presently, Haimo Law utilizes two surveys: an initial intake survey and an end of representation survey. Intake survey: the initial intake survey helps focus the meeting by identifying important issues in advance. It gathers your contact...
by Haimo Law | Mar 5, 2020 | Working with Haimo Law
Should I communicate the details of my plan with my family members? Every family is different. Our general suggestion would be yes – you should have that conversation with your family members. However, it depends on your family dynamic and how...
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