Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Florida

Because you are still married, your husband may have rights to some of the property and assets even if you try to will those items to your children. I strongly encourage you to consult with an estate planning attorney to help you reveiw your assets and draft your will that best accomplishes your objectives.

You need to get a divorce before you can use a will for a single person. Also, I think you should have an attorney handle it for you, especially given your situation. I wrote an article about why you should use an attorney that was featured by the Consumerist, a national consumer advocacy website. It can be found at: http://floridawillmaker.com/2009/10/01/is-it-worth-the-money/

I hope this information helps, and please do not hesitate to contact me for a fee consultation.

You need to get a divorce before you can use a will for a single person. Also, I think you should have an attorney handle it for you, especially given your situation. I wrote an article about why you should use an attorney that was featured by the Consumerist, a national consumer advocacy website. It can be found at: http://floridawillmaker.com/2009/10/01/is-it-worth-the-money/

I hope this information helps, and please do not hesitate to contact me for a free consultation.