Monthly Archives: May 2026

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An Overview of the Responsibilities of a Trust Administrator in Florida

By Fisher & Wilsey, P.A. |

A trust can be a very useful estate planning tool. In Florida, a trustee must be named to manage and oversee the trust. Trust administrators have important legal responsibilities. Here, our St. Petersburg trust administration attorney provides an overview of the responsibilities of a trust administrator in Florida. There is a Duty to Administer… Read More »

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Estate Planning: What is a Step Up in Basis?

By Fisher & Wilsey, P.A. |

Tax planning can be an important part of estate planning. A step-up in basis is an estate planning tax rule that can allow for the adjustment of the cost basis of an inherited asset to its fair market value on the date of the original owner’s death. That could potentially eliminate capital gains tax… Read More »

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Can You Grant Multiple People in Florida Your Power of Attorney (POA)

By Fisher & Wilsey, P.A. |

A power of attorney (POA) is one of the most important estate planning tools. It is a key part of preparing for the risk of incapacity. You may be wondering: Can you name multiple people as your agent in Florida? The short answer is “yes.” Florida law allows you to appoint more than one… Read More »

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Four Ways a St. Petersburg Elder Law Attorney Can Help

By Fisher & Wilsey, P.A. |

Older adults have unique legal needs. Elder law is a specialized practice area that is focused on the needs of older adults (The Florida Bar). At Fisher & Wilsey, P.A., we are a leading elder law firm serving people and families in Pinellas County. In this article, you will find an overview of four… Read More »